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[Written for the Sentinel]
Hiddekel
Blessed river of truth that flows from the throne of God, On thy green banks of old the feet of the prophets trod; To-day our waiting hearts at sound of thy murmur thrill, And we lay our burdens down at Christ's command, "Be still."
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October 2, 1920 issue
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Reconstruction
EDWARD NASH
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"Written in heaven"
EDITH MANN RAPELYE
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Living in the Sanctuary
JAMES C. THOMAS
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On Subscribing
ANITA REED
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Gratitude
EVA F. HOVEY
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The First Testimony Meetings
CHARLES G. BALDWIN
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Hiddekel
KATHERINE R. FRANCKE
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There are periodicals published by learned societies,...
William Lyon Phelps, Professor of English at Yale University,
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Lilies and Deeds
ELOISE INGALLS COOPER
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Right or Wrong
Frederick Dixon
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The Omnipresence of Advertising
Gustavus S. Paine
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
Charles E. Jarvis
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The Lectures
with contributions from Elting Alexander
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So much good has come to me since beginning the study...
Mary A. V. Shaw
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Effie V. Kurtz
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When I first took up the study of Christian Science, I...
Claudia C. Thomas
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In loving gratitude I submit this testimony, hoping that...
Charles E. Lehmann
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As I have always found the testimonies in the Journal...
R. E. Blanch with contributions from Mabel Blanch
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Fourteen years ago I was almost a physical wreck
Minnie M. Gates
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Words seem so inadequate to express the heartfelt gratitude...
Virginia R. Apsey
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I am truly grateful for what Christian Science has done...
Harry Keaffaber
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Of the efficacy of Christian Science I have had many...
Lilian M. Allen
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Charles R. Brown, Ozora S. Davis