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Privilege
"Grant that these my two sons may sit, the one on thy right hand, and the other on the left, in thy kingdom." Thus a mother pleaded, as so many mothers do, that her sons might have preferential treatment.
The answer Jesus gave the wife of Zebedee was direct, almost stern. He turned to James and John and asked them if they knew the meaning of such a request. Were they prepared, with fearless self-abnegation, to share his fate?

October 3, 1942 issue
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"In the way of his steps"
L. ELIZABETH ANDERSON
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Angelic Influences
ALEXANDER WARENDORFF
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Using What We Have in Our House
ELIZABETH R. VOSS
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Privilege
MARGARET GERALDINE GODEFROI
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Handling Aggressive Suggestion
JAMES GIDEON GEARY
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The Lighthouse Is There
TWANET EVANS
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"Desire is prayer"*
LEELAH C. HART
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The Third Front
Peter V. Ross
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Immutability
Evelyn F. Heywood
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The Lectures
with contributions from James R. M. Butler, J. Carleton Weatherby
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In an article which appeared in...
John J. Selover
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The telegram published by you...
Guy Haldane Dempster
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In the heat of debate, men often...
W. Marlborough Addison
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A correspondent writing in a...
Robert E. Key
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"Thy words were found, and I...
May Roe
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It is with deep gratitude to God...
Lacy Bell Richter
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Truly "every good gift and...
Edna Elvera Nyquist
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It is with the greatest gratitude...
Alfred S. Waterman with contributions from Frances C. Waterman
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The testimonies in the periodicals...
Frances Johnson
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Through the earnest study of...
Elsie Isobel Bowman
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It is my privilege and pleasure...
Nancy Eleanore Champion
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Peace
MILES BUCKSTON WATTS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from E. J. Davidson, A. L. F., Russell Henry Stafford, Thomas Hastwell, Herbert Barnes