Chariots of Fire Fortify a Nation's Faith and Destiny
Sunday sermon speaks of upper forces in American history, citing Elisha's fiery chariots and Washington, Lincoln, and Grant as divine aid. It argues national salvation comes through prayer, moral reform, and a Christian political ethic guiding ballots, laws, and public life.
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Elisha
St. Helena
Aed
Tage
Charga
Washington
Teliad Sead
John
John Hancock
Independence Hall
Thirteen
Colonies
New England
Hudson
Virginia
Appalachian
Joshua
United States
Cherubusco
Cerro Gordo
Sidney
Ann Saated
New York
New Orleans
Boston
Savannah
Washincome
Mr. Tilden
Mr. Hayes
Lincoln
Garfield
Church of God
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Antigonus
John Milton
Satan
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Asia
Arctic Sea
Illion
North
South America
Appalachian Range
Christ
Colorados
Prairies
Savannas
Iim
Joseph
Arimathea
Pharos
Egypt
Sostratus
God
England
America
Africa
Premonitions and Civil War Rumors Stir Paris Ky
The Paris Kentucky community faced a wave of rumors about Civil War battles and Confederate victories near Mill Spring and Green River Bridge. Official reports later confirmed some details, while others proved false, fueling fear of misreported combats and prophetic omens.
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Samoa
Paris
Kentucky
Tennessee
George B. Crittenden
Felix Zollicotter
Tennesse
Tennessee Line
Mill Spring
Somerset
George H. Thomas
Thomas Croxton
Robert Kelly
Charles Ray
Thomas
Mill Springs
Zollicoffer
Fry
Indiana
The Teacher Let That Boy Alone
A Atlanta Journal item recounts a boy with a passion for bugs and reptiles who fills his pockets with specimens and brings them to school. A pocket snake and numerous creatures cause chaos as the teacher confronts the student, who remains calm and undeterred.
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Atlanta
Journal
Epicurean Cannibals Reported In African Feast Tales
An Fort nightly Review account describes a brutal cannibal feast after a successful capture. A relic of abundance hangs as a smoking human ham in a chief’s hut while parleying. Reports from Enyon near Cross River describe youths bought from slave traders fattened on yams before the feast.
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Cross River
Enyon
Ibo
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RFV
Talmage
Ralisec
Ren
Thomas Brent
Moore
Blue Grass Country
Maer Brent
G. Howard Smith
Meergan
Lebanon
Rolling Fork
Green River Bridge
Morgan
Trent
Brent
Mrs. Brent