I Shall Go to Him A Sermon on Future Recognition
A pastor argues that the Bible supports the doctrine of future recognition in heaven. He cites David and the death of the child, biblical assurances, and universal belief across cultures. He rejects memory loss and insists heaven is a large home circle of reunions, with renewed sight, joy, and purposeful remembrance.
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David
Wes David
John
Regson
Celestial Gate
Sepul- Caer
Stockholm
Paris
Dreseden
Berlin
Eal
Peter
Christ
Elias
Moses
Mary
Martha
Heaven
Apostle
Abraham
Dives
Victor
Ken John Evans
Socrates
Orphens
Homer
Cicero
Cato
Church of Somerville
N. J
John Vredenburgh
Somerville
John Vretenurgh
Philip Doddrize
Mister
James
George
Thomas
Florence
Sweetheaven
Shining
Bethel
Jesus
Turkish Punishments and Prison Life Detailed
The piece describes Ottoman penalties including bastinado and hanging, noting abolition of bastinado in European parts and limited use of capital punishment. It contrasts Turkish prisons with Muslims kept separate from Christians, observes attitudes of Pashas toward killers, and recounts a rope-for-robber incident in Kirdjoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Bouches
Mussulman
Kirdjoli
Temple Bar
Mule in the Brush Story Turns Into Confederate Relic
In Mississippi near Jackson, a group aims at a white rag on a bush with revolvers drawn. A native shoots at the rag. the cartridge misfires, triggering a wild gunfight that lasts minutes. A mule is killed, valued at $50, and a $65 compensation is raised. The crowd jokes about future “work” and the incident ends with the owner leaving.
Blind cricketers at Worcester College for the Blind excel
Students at the College for the Blind in Worcester Massachusetts play cricket with a bell ball and a clapping wicket keeper. The bowlers call Play as the ball is released and the players judge the ball by sound, with some achieving notable scores despite blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College For the Blind
Worcester
Mass
Hero Street Sweeper Wins Victoria Cross Posthumously
Edward Jennings an Irish street sweeper in North Shields died aged seventy four. A Victoria Cross recipient for valor at Lucknow while serving with the East India Company he rode to an officer under attack, shouted a warning in the native tongue, and helped evacuate the wounded lieutenant to hospital.
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North Shields
England
Edward Jennings
East India Company
Lucknow
Jennings
Greek agriculture judged unsuitable for large scale farming
The British vice consul at Volo argues Greeks lack aptitude for extended agricultural labor. He notes Greeks excel in trade and speculation but farming on a large scale is not pursued due to low profitability and unfamiliarity with modern methods. Rural regions are sparsely settled, seaboard areas denser, and fruit gathering dominates.
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Volo
Seaboard
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DR. Talmage
Il Samuel
Mr. Baldwin
Blind Collegians
Yak Star
New York Sun
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