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The Bible saints were not the heroes of romance, for then...
The Bible saints were not the heroes of romance, for then they might have been painted spotless. They were the men of real life, and the details of that life sometimes guilty enough. But then, life was an earnest thing with them. It was transgression, if you will, but then it was sore, buffeting struggle after that. It was the penitence of men bent manfully on turning back to God. And so they fought their way back till they struggled out of the thick darkness into the clear light of day and peace. Let us lay this to heart. It is not the having been "far off" that makes peace impossible, it is anything which keeps a man away from Christ.—Robertson.
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October 18, 1900 issue
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Another Reply to Dr. Williams
Alfred Farlow
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Reply to an Editor
David B. Ogden
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What Science Really Means
John H. Wheeler
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Seek not the same steps with the crowd; stick thou...
Henry Vaughan
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Mr. Kimball at Chicago
Editor
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To our Co-workers
Editor
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Emerson's Statement of Faith
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from S. R. D., Helen C. Sherer, Hermann S. Hering, Susan Coolidge
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The Lectures
with contributions from S. J. Stewart, John S. Miller
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Letter to Mrs. Eddy
with contributions from Emma A. Thompson, Abigail D. Thompson, Abbot E. Smith
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Where is Heaven?
BY JACOB CLEMENS.
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Reflecting Divine Love
BY GEORGE W. DE LANO.
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River-Thoughts
BY W. S. H. ROBINSON.
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Change of Motive Power
BY S. C. D.
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A Lesson in Overcoming
L. R. E.
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A Traveling Man in Christian Science
C. J. G.
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A Help in Time of Need
H. T. R.
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A Speedy Recovery
F. C. F.
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A Testimony for Science and Health
Daniel F. Beatty
