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Temperance and Prohibition
Temperance and prohibition policies adopted by the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church (May, 1888) including: Progress and Duty, Temperance Organizations, Total Abstinence, Scientific Temperance Instruction, Raising of Grapes, Hops, etc., Our Relation to the Liquor Traffic, Practical Political Action, Enforcement of Liquor Laws, the Legal Status of Liquor Traffic, Constitutional Amendments, Abolition of the Liquor Traffic in the District of Columbia, Inter-State Liquor Traffic, and Rum and Native Heathen.
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Testimony of Jesus Christ to His Own Deity
It is sometimes asserted that in Jesus Christ's own words, transmitted to us in the New Testament, no evidence can be found that he claims to be Divine. To prove the contrary of this assertion is the object of this tract. The words quoted to establish the point in view will be only those which are recorded by the chosen friends and faithful followers of Jesus Christ, as coming from his lips while he walked and talked with men on earth.
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Thanksgiving Ann
"Looking after all these little things was her appointed work, her duty; and she spent the intervals in singing praise. Do many of us make better use of our spare moments? So the children called her Thanksgiving Ann; her other name was forgotten, and Thanksgiving Ann she would be, now, to the end of her days."
Gold and Silver Series;2
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That Word "Uttermost"
"All "that word 'uttermost'" includes, reader, may be yours. Jesus offers it to you now. He even now, entreats you to accept it with the most loving earnestness. Got to him confessing your sins, and, believing in his name, he will not, he cannot cast you out."
Revised Series;67
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The appointment of salvation
Tony Marshall Anderson; Wilmore Holiness Camp Meeting Association; and Wilmore Camp Meeting (1962 : Wilmore, Ky.)
A sermon preached on July 29, 1962, at the annual Wilmore Camp Meeting
Camp meeting sermons, 1962
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The Asbury Theological Seminary Herald
Asbury Theological Seminary
Winter 2009 ”...As the Body of Christ, we hold in creative tension our particularity as well as our place. We are each created with unique gifts and skills, personalities and abilities — the understanding that God loves each one of us and calls us by name. As we enter into relationship with God through Christ, we step into the stream of those lives that have gone before, those lives that are yet to come. That is a powerful connection. More importantly, we are connected for a purpose — to be the hands and feet of Christ in the world.”
Periodical;
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The Bankrupt
"By reason of your sins you stand in relation to God as a bankrupt debtor to his creditor. To God as your Creator you owe perfect obedience, ... you owe great love, ... you owe great service, ... But you are not only a debtor, but bankrupt."
Revised Series;4
