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[Written for the Sentinel]
Angel Reapers
O Lord
of harvest, when the seed
Is swaying into ripened grain,
Take from its side the stubborn weed,—
The sin, disease, and pain;
And on the happy harvest morn,
When reapers greet the quiet day,
Let glory gild the golden corn
With Love's celestial ray.
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May 22, 1915 issue
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Disease Not Real
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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Thought Gardens
Ruth Ingraham
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"Skyward flight"
CAROLINE SHREWSBURY
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"I AM"
JULIA WARNER MICHAEL
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"To whom shall we go?"
CARL E. HERRING
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Sincerity
HERBERT ARTHUR HUTCHINSON
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Our Church Singing
KATE J. BRAINARD
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Angel Reapers
ROBERT E. KEY
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You were kind enough to find space in a recent issue for...
Duncan Sinclair
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An evangelist in your city has been making persisitent...
Ezra W. Palmer
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Gratitude
LOUISE ELIZABETH LITZSINGER
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Uncompromised Truth
Archibald McLellan
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"A thousand years"
Annie M. Knott
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Love's Protest
John B. Willis
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"Well done"
William P. McKenzie
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The Lectures
with contributions from Charles E. von Heitman, Samuel Russell, Jr., Edmund F. Burton, Warren C. Klein, C. M. Morse
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For more than thirty years I have been in the practice of...
Louis S. Keller
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Christian Science has done so much for me that I wish to...
Lulu Matzenbach
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I would add my testimony of gratitude for the blessings...
Friedrich Christiansen
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In Hebrews we read much about the word faith, but until I...
Phebe E. Hunter
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For many years I was a miserably unhappy man, owing...
Matthew Nelson
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Guidance
EDITH L. PERKINS
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from A. T. Bannister