Parable of the Sower Observed In Agricultural Scene
The speaker describes Jesus teaching from a boat near a terraced hillside. A sower shows seed distribution while listeners visualize seed on good ground, thorny patches, and hard paths. The narrative weaves biblical parable with everyday farming, noting理解able terms and comparing past lectures.
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Why I Am Not a Presbyterian Denominational Debate
A reader critiques church sermons focused on doctrinal disputes and urges attention to the audience and shared Christian conduct. The author argues that congregational engagement and attitude shape a service more than theology and questions whether denominational debates fuel faith or hinder genuine Christianity.
Parable of the soils and teaching methods
The speaker cites the parable of the sower and Jesus teaching as a model. He notes only a portion will heed editorials or messages, comparing farming yields to the reach of instruction and praising Jesus as a supreme teacher.
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County Presbyterian Church Schedule
County Presbyterian Rev Allen Jones pastor Cedar Creek Marlboro Sunday school 10 a m preaching 11 a m Mount Hope Chapel preaching service 3 p m Cedar Cum Vaucluse Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching 30 p m
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County Lutheran Churches Invites Public to Services
Public notices invite parishioners to county Lutheran services conducted by Rev. Snyder Alleman at 7 30 p m. All are warmly welcomed to attend the services at the churches and participate in worship and fellowship.
Federal Judge rules buying liquor not a crime
In Boston on March 7, Judge James M. Morton ruled that purchasing liquor is not a crime in the Arrar case. Joseph F. Arrar of Watertown was indicted for buying two pints, with the decision addressing about ten typewritten pages outlining the legal rationale.
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Mane Theatre Manager Dies in New York at Seventieth Year
Jed Mane Theatre Manager from New York, longtime figure at the Klaw and Sieckney firm, dies at home aged about seventy after a two week illness. The obituary notes his role in the famous old theatre company and his friendship with a teen friend.
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