The Lab of Patmos Sermon on Cyprus to Patmos Vision
Dr Talmage guides a Grecian archipelago voyage through Acts and Revelation. He links Cyprus Rhodes and Patmos to historic faith, noting Patmos as the stage for John’s celestial panorama and the Christian hope of glory beyond suffering. He contrasts ancient ruins with divine revelation and recalls dying saints who enter heaven.
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Cyne
Oene I
John
Dan
Egypt
Aerid
Holy Land
Aceson
Boulac
Pinny
Dr. Lansing
Joseph
Memphis
Moses
Nile
Godby
Minerva
Europe
America
Paul
Paw Voyates
Ephesus
Coos
Rhodes
Cyprus
Issuin
Barnabas
Antioch
Cprus
Island
Persia
Greece
Beaconsfield
Victoria
Wola
Tynhai
Republic of Mines
Earth
Christ
Salamis
Solon
Chios
Homer
Samos
Pythagoras
Hippocrates
Crete
Paros
Naxos
Scio
Grecian
Patmos
Domitian
Milton
Beethoven
Dante
Victor Hugo
Guernsey
Terrible
St. John
Heaven
John the Exile
Babylon
Doxolozy
Jesus
Exile
Rhine
Hudson
John Owen
Brother Payne
Rutherford
Immanuel
God
Garens
Man stalks bear and kills it with neck yoke in Maine woods
Nicholas Sisson of Skinner's Creek Tennessee battles a trap‑footed bear on North Mountain. After stunning the animal with a neck yoke blow the bear breaks free but Sisson regains the yoke, pounds the bear, and kills it. The chunk of other items follows.
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Skinner's Creek
Tenn
North Mountain
Isson
Mr. Sisson
Cariden
St. John River
Maine
Buffalo Express quotes racist mockery in 19th century prose
The article quotes a Buffalo Express piece describing a man named PirTspuRG as turning black in the face from choking on an apple and says he passes for a full blooded negro. The remark illustrates the period’s blunt racial stereotypes and sensational diction.
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Pirtspurg
The
Buffalo Express
The Ocean Tramp and the Tramp Ship
Scribner defines the ocean tramp as a large unassigned freighter with no regular line or schedule. It carries varied cargo from bananas to petroleum, charters for heavy loads, uses low power engines, and consumes little coal, taking 15 to 50 days to cross the Atlantic.
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Ecutton
Guane
Gunane
Trump
Atlantic
Scribner
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