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In my early life I had read the Bible a great deal, but with...
In my early life I had read the Bible a great deal, but with no profit. After that for about thirty years I discarded the Bible, seldom looking in it.
I am now sixty-eight years old and I can truly say that the past four or five years have been the happiest of my life. The physical healing in my case has been wonderful, but the peace of mind, the changed thought, is of far greater value. I feel that Truth has made me free. The Bible and our text-book, with the Journal and Sentinel, are now my chosen companions.—J. A. BREWER, Irvington, Cal.
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March 14, 1903 issue
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The Other Side
CHARLES D. REYNOLDS
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Love of Truth its Foundation
F. WEINHAGEN with contributions from ALFRED FARLOW, SALA
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The Reasonableness of Christian Science
WILLIAM M. GREGORY
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Known by its Works
W. D. Mccrackan
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The plan of salvation outlined by Christ Jesus is very...
John L. Rendall
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Railing at Christian Scientists because they are not doing...
Charles K. Skinner
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God and a Day
EDWARD A. CHURCH with contributions from HOSEA BALLOU
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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With Open Eyes
Editor
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The German Monthly
Editor with contributions from EMERSON
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For All of Me
JOSEPH FULFORD FOLSOM with contributions from G. F. MEACHAM
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Praying Aright
B. A. M.
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Incidents along the Way
HARRIET PRICE.
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"Thou Shalt be as my Mouth"
ELIZABETH KATZ.
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The Habit of Criticism
EDWARD C. AVERY.
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In January, 1897, we turned from old surroundings...
JAMES D. COOK
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from PHILLIPS BROOKS, JOSEPH PARKER, MARY R. S. ANDREWS