The Sword of Eleazar in a 19th Century Sermon
A preacher laments modern lukewarm faith and urges a firm grip on biblical truth. Eleazar’s steadfast hold on the sword symbolizes unwavering commitment amid persecution, urging believers to endure hardship, fight sin, and carry scars as proof of devotion.
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God
Jesus Christ
Eleazar
Eleazer
Leazer
Madagascar
Jesua
Christ
Heaven
Golden City
Morocco
John Knoxes
John Wesleys
United States
Warden
Peace
Philadelphia
Madison
Monroe
Lonnv
Mr. Talmage
Coe
Old Joshua
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Jericho
Gibeon
Hazar
Lord of Hosts
Israel
Paul
Osten
Damascus
Christendom
Denver
Lexington
Ignatius
John Huss
Constance
M’millan
Campbden
Freeman
India
Cawnpore
St. John
Lord Jesus
Rumors of Love in High Society Drain Earth’s Resources
An op-ed note laments rapid consumption of the earth by English aristocracy and Astor-scale men, warning that love may not save a world depleted by opulence and greed.
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Ceuchcaben
New York Pilots and the Harsh Life at Sea
The St Louis Republic describes New York harbor pilots, their six pilot flotillas, and equal earnings from boats though some own multiple shares. It details wages, pilotage fees from vessels, winter higher rates, and the dangers, hardships, and requirements to become a licensed pilot, including apprentice years and annual license renewal.
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United States
Seaboard
New York
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
New York Pilots
Sandy How
Hember
St. Louis Republic
Nevada Stone Forests Highlight Ancient Log Beds
Charles F. Holder describes Nevada’s Amethyst Mountain and sites at American Flat and Spring Valley where fossilized log forests rise from canyons and slopes. He notes forests stacked as far as a half mile on South Butte Creek and Bowlder Creek, with Amethyst Mountain logs dating to earlier coalbed forests of the Carboniferous era.
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Nevada
Charles F. Holder
American Flat
Spring Valley
Carson
East Fork
Yellowstone
Bowlder Creek
South Butte Creek
Os Sutope
Enthusiastic Painter Plein Air in Scotland with Millais
An American artist recalls John Everett Millais painting beside a wimpling barn in Scotland. Millais, happiest sketching nature, works all day in rain with an old pipe, soaking wet in Scotch mist while reproducing moss greens and tree browns.
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Scotland
Yankee Blade
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Bishop Delense
Moses
Strauss
Renan
Lord Jesus Christ
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Prescott
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