Germany, Saxony-Anhalt, Mansfeld-Südharz District, Lutherstadt Eisleben
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"For Christ commands us to be baptized and to believe in him. Even if we can believe so strongly not know, as we probably should, but God has patience with us."
(WA 51, 195, 17f)
"There is no poorer, lower, despised student on earth as God. It must be all the disciples. Everyone wants to be his schoolmasters and teachers."
(WA 51, 188, 10f.)
"For there should be true the Christian life because of the faith and friends truly bliss. But little of the sin that will experience this joy right."
(WA 51, 179, 28ff)
"How do you say in German: Arrogance makes the dance well. These fools think that because they are in the government and play an important role, they need to be smart. "
(WA 51, 189, 30f)
"The devil rides the people that they are looking out of the holy word of God and important step [illegible], self-praise and glory out and be more full than others.
(WA 51, 191, 8f)
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„Denn Christus gebietet uns, dass wir uns taufen lassen und an ihn glauben sollen. Auch wenn wir so stark nich glauben können, wie wir wohl sollten, so hat Gott doch Geduld mit uns.”
(WA 51, 195, 17f)
„Es gibt keinen ärmeren, geringeren, verachteten Schüler auf Erden als Gott. Er muss aller Jünger sein. Jedermann will sein Schulmeister und Lehrer sein.”
(WA 51, 188, 10f.)
„Denn es sollte wahrhaftig der Christen Leben wegen des Glaubens reinweg Freunde und Wonne sein. Aber wenig sin des, die diese Freude recht erfahren.”
(WA 51, 179, 28ff)
„Wie man auf Deutsche sagt: Der Hochmut macht den Tanz gut. Diese Narren meinen, weil sie in der Regierung sitzen und eine große Rolle spielen, so müssen sie klug sein.”
(WA 51, 189, 30f)
„Der Teufel reitet die Leute, dass sie sich aus der Heilgen Schritt und Gottes Wort bedeutende Txxxl, Eigenlob und Ehre heraus suchen und mehr sein vollen als andere.
(WA 51, 191, 8f)
(Churches, Etc. • Education) Includes location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
"For Christ commands us to be baptized and to believe in him. Even if we can believe so strongly not know, as we probably should, but God has patience with us."
(WA 51, 195, 17f)
"There is no poorer, lower, despised student on earth as God. It must be all the disciples. Everyone wants to be his schoolmasters and teachers."
(WA 51, 188, 10f.)
"For there should be true the Christian life because of the faith and friends truly bliss. But little of the sin that will experience this joy right."
(WA 51, 179, 28ff)
"How do you say in German: Arrogance makes the dance well. These fools think that because they are in the government and play an important role, they need to be smart. "
(WA 51, 189, 30f)
"The devil rides the people that they are looking out of the holy word of God and important step [illegible], self-praise and glory out and be more full than others.
(WA 51, 191, 8f)
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„Denn Christus gebietet uns, dass wir uns taufen lassen und an ihn glauben sollen. Auch wenn wir so stark nich glauben können, wie wir wohl sollten, so hat Gott doch Geduld mit uns.”
(WA 51, 195, 17f)
„Es gibt keinen ärmeren, geringeren, verachteten Schüler auf Erden als Gott. Er muss aller Jünger sein. Jedermann will sein Schulmeister und Lehrer sein.”
(WA 51, 188, 10f.)
„Denn es sollte wahrhaftig der Christen Leben wegen des Glaubens reinweg Freunde und Wonne sein. Aber wenig sin des, die diese Freude recht erfahren.”
(WA 51, 179, 28ff)
„Wie man auf Deutsche sagt: Der Hochmut macht den Tanz gut. Diese Narren meinen, weil sie in der Regierung sitzen und eine große Rolle spielen, so müssen sie klug sein.”
(WA 51, 189, 30f)
„Der Teufel reitet die Leute, dass sie sich aus der Heilgen Schritt und Gottes Wort bedeutende Txxxl, Eigenlob und Ehre heraus suchen und mehr sein vollen als andere.
(WA 51, 191, 8f)
(Churches, Etc. • Education) Includes location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Sacred
It is believed that these two 12-pound British naval cannons were transported to Charles Town during the American Revolution (1775-1783). During the 19th century they stood vertically with their muzzles in the ground on Ann Street — near the present-day Charleston Visitor Center. The cannons were relocated to the Powder Magazine yard in 1904.
Mission La Concepcion Purisima de Maria Santisima (Mission of the Immaculate Conception of most Holy Mary) was founded by Father Presidente Fermn de Lasuen on Dec. 8, 1787 at what is now Locust Avenue and F Street. It was the eleventh of 21 Franciscan Missions in California. During the mission's early years, several thousand Chumash Indians were baptized into the Catholic Church, over 100 large and small adobe buildings were built; a water system developed, crops planted and as many as 19,000 head of mission livestock roamed the valley. The year of 1812, also known as El Ano de los Temblores, brought disaster to the mission. On Dec. 2 of that fateful year, a powerful earthquake followed by rains and flooding destroyed most of the mission buildings. Because of frequent flooding, the fathers decided to rebuilt the mission at its present site known as "canyon of the wilderness".
Moreton Bay Fig
(Ficus Macrophylla native to Australia)
In 1904 the House of Representative legislated protection of this tree. Requested by President Theodore Roosevelt after a visit of the area.
This tree is now over 200 years old.
Honoring
There are two markers mounted on opposite sides of the flagpole base in the Marina Green
(Front text)
On this site on April 14, 1912, Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody – Pony Express rider, plainsman, Indian Wars scout, and Wild West showman – staked the High Jinks gold mine, after investing in Oracle mining for ten years. He sometimes stayed and entertained at a cabin here until his death in 1917.
Named during Arizona’s Territorial period after territorial delegate to Congress, Richard McCormick (b.1832 – d.1901). In the 1870s he sponsored legislative measures to reduce discrimination against Mexicans in the Arizona territory. With support of Governor Anson P.K. Safford, McCormick also helped establish Arizona’s first public school system.
To Honor and Remember
Near this spot Deacon Josiah Fisher was killed and scalped by an Indian, July 10, 1745, a pioneer settler of this town in 1734.