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A Woman’s Duty

The first time that the noun woman is mentioned in Holy Writ is in Genesis 2:22: “And the rib, which the Lord God had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto man.” The significance of this name, woman, may be realized from vs. 23, “And Adam said, This is now bone […]

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A Letter to the Editor

Mr. Charles Westra Editor, Beacon Lights   Dear Sir: In the May issue of “Beacon Lights” my article regarding the Christian Reformed Church is attacked by Neal De Young. Allow me to defend myself and to answer some of his questions and statements. Mr. De Young writes that I think everyone is wrong except the […]

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Successful Graduation

At this time of the year graduation is in the minds of many young people. Some will graduate from the eighth grade and others from high school, and still others have completed a course of study in college. Many parents are as enthused about it as their children, and they have a perfect right to […]

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The Word of God

“We confess…” It is a matter of faith with which we have to do. The faith that is of the living church, of the believer in Christ, of the Reformed Christian, who in the third article of his “Credo” testifies to that which he knows is the truth concerning the Holy Word of God! Faith […]

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Woman Suffrage

The subject of woman suffrage in the political world is not one that presents a problem to most of our people. Women were given the vote here in the United States by the 19th Amendment, and those of us who wish to make use of it are free to do so; those who do not, […]

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No Longer Untouchable

In the latter part of April and from different parts of the U.S., two major advances in the delicate art of heart surgery were reported. The operations were in contrast; in one, the heart was kept beating; the other made a point of stopping it. A 17-month old boy at the Cleveland Clinic became the […]

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Nature’s Undertaker

Have you ever asked the question, “Why are so few dead animals and birds found decaying and lying around?” Assuming that you have asked this question of yourself or someone else, I will not have to remind you that the earth teems with animals, small and large, too many to enumerate. We are also all […]

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Angels

The subject which was assigned to me by the Publication Staff of Beacon Lights is a very broad subject. It is, of course, impossible to treat it in detail in a short article of this nature. We purpose to treat two aspects of this subject: the idea of the guardian angel and the significance of […]

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Successful Graduation

At this time of the year graduation is in the minds of many young people. Some will graduate from the eighth grade and others from high school, and still others have completed a course of study in college. Many parents are as enthused about it as their children, and they have a perfect right to […]

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