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Exercises TO be public, except criticisms.
Brother Gale, introductory Sermon
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Skeleton, brother Fisher Cor g.: Is.
Exegesis, brother Bri4pY, Cor. IA: 81, 50.
6 brother Ten Brooke, Gen. 3: "a.
" brother Harvey, Luke 16: 9.
4" brother Wright, / Cor. 7: il.
" brother Flint, THUS 2: 13.
" brother Jones, Eek. 10: %.
g brother Thomas, Rom. 8: 20-22.
Passages to be recOnciled
Brother Bryant, Prov. 26: 4, with Prov.
%: 5.
Essay, brother Church, At what date did
John write the book of Revelation
Essay, brother KiDgsbury, What is the du-
tV Of a church in relation to lis members
who have been for long time absent2
Essay, brother johnson, Does the written
and preached word possess Divine ener-
gy, aside from the influences of the Holy
Spirit?
Essay, brother Murray, Peace Oh Earth.
Essay. brother Ide, On the best method of
promoting the benevolent objects of the
day.
Brother Thomas, Sermon, at 6 O'Clock,
P. M. By order Of the Conference,
A. HARVEY, Clerk.
Bridport, Oct 5, 1910.