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Poets, Preachers, and Sages
In the most fallen and depraved man, he [Jesus] saw a being who might become an angel of light. Still more, he felt that there was nothing in himself to which men might not ascend. His own lofty consciousness did not sever him from the multitude; for he saw in his own greatness the model of what men might become.
Channing.
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August 24, 1899 issue
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Immortal Mind
with contributions from Paul Washburn
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Brooding Over Evil
George H. Hepworth
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From the Religious Press
with contributions from Septimus J. Hanna
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My Lesson
BY GRACE ST. L. PRESCOTT.
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Prison Work
R. E. Watres
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The Importance of Faithfulness
BY N. S.
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Just Acknowledgment
E. E. Williams
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The Church in the White Mountains
Emile Rounsevel
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A Church Home at Ottumwa, Iowa
Ella A. Telfer
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Poets, Preachers, and Sages
with contributions from Channing, Theodore Parker, Thomas A Kempis, Emerson, Phillips Brooks, Washington Irving, Longfellow, Disraeli
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Questions and Answers
P. S. T., A. F. P.
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Awake, Mortal Dreamer
BY BERT POOLE
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Notices
with contributions from William B. Johnson
