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The Protecting Power of Truth
One Sunday morning a year ago last August, while seated in church, and my head bowed in silent prayer, I had a presentiment of my home being in danger of fire. I took in the situation in a second; we had not had any rain since the early spring, and the excessive heat of the summer had made everything very dry.
For a moment I thought what a terrible loss it would be if such were the case. Then fear began to creep upon me, when suddenly I was confronted with Truth, which said, "I am applicable not only in the treatment of diseases, but in all the difficulties and trying places of life."
I at once began to demonstrate the Truth. Sweet peace stole over me, and when the silent prayer was ended, and we were repeating the Lord's Prayer with the spiritual interpretation, I forgot my presentiment for the time being.
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November 23, 1899 issue
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Believing versus Knowing
Mary Trammell Scott
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The Lectures
with contributions from Edward H. Hammond, Carol Norton
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Stonewall Bond, E. Minerva Van Trump, H. A. Kendall
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Notice
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Help from the Press
Editor
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A Personal Word
Septimus J. Hanna
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Regrets
Editor
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The Larger Hope
Editor
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Communion Service
Editor
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Out of Darkness into Light
BY G. M. RISHEL.
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Justice and Honor
BY M. BETTIE BELL.
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The Harmony of Life
BY M. F. MILLER.
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The Protecting Power of Truth
BY MARIETTA T. WEBB.
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Thoughts
BY HARRIET LINCOLN COOLIDGE.
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A Jealous God
BY C. M. RICKARD.
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Immortal Life
BY ANDREA HOFER PROUDFOOT.
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Awake Thou that Sleepest
BY M. FLORENCE EUSTIS.
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Demonstration over an Accident
Eliza Bruce Ryan
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Cancerous Tumor Healed
A. R. Strang
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Another Case of Dentistry
Isa V. Holston
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Christian Science Helps the Student
Elizabeth Jenkins
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Indigestion and Tobacco Habit
D. B. C. B.
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Amputation Unnecessary
Emma Darnell
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Benefit Acknowledged
E. B. Friend
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Miscellany
with contributions from Selected