By Tommy L. McClure The Person Doing the Tempting 1. She was not a common prostitute, but a married wife (vv. 19,20). She was “out on the prowl” while the goodman (her husband) was away on a long journey. It is evident that she was well-off financially from the manner in which she had decked and …
Category Archives: Truth Magazine Vol. 32
Cling To His Remains: Ingersoll Family In Despair Widow and Daughters of the Infidel Refuse to Part From or Allow His Body to Be Cremated – Funeral Held – Scene of Desolation.
Special to the Chicago Record Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., July 25. – Desolation describes the scene tonight at Walstein, within whose walls lies the body of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, agnostic. About his bier cling three women – his widow and his two daughters. To them the form on bier is all that is left of …
“Try A Little Tenderness”
By Larry Ray Hafley A radio station in Chicago used to play soft, gentle music. Their motto was the title of this theme. It is good advice. “Gentleness” is a fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22). “And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted” (Eph. 4:32). “Comfort the feebleminded (faint), support the weak, be patient toward …
Church History: Origin Of The Christian Church
By Aude McKee Introduction: I. In the last lesson, we studied the efforts of men to “restore the ancient order.” A. James O’Kelly in Virginia and North Carolina. B. Elias Smith and Abner Jones in the Northeast. C. Barton W. Stone in Kentucky. D. Thomas and Alexander Campbell in Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. II. In …
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