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"Wherefore criest thou unto me?"
Many inspiring lessons are to be learned from the story of Moses leading the children of Israel into the promised land, as given in the book of Exodus. The story, so helpful to the Christian Scientist in his journey heaven-ward, furnishes concrete proofs of the power of God to deliver one from the many obstacles to progress which material sense would place in the way.
In one of these related instances, the Israelites are found hemmed in between the Red Sea and the pursuing Egyptians. Human deliverance seemed impossible, but Moses cried out to God for help, and His answer to this cry rings down the centuries as one of the mightiest calls to action in history: "Wherefore criest thou unto me? speak unto the children of Israel, that they go forward."

February 13, 1943 issue
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Occupation and Occupancy
JOHN SIDNEY BRAITHWAITE
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Expecting Harmony
GRACE MABEL MOREHEAD
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Being of True Usefulness
LEWIS CHARLES HUBNER
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Substituting Truth for Criticism
DOROTHY BENNER RIEKE
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"Wherefore criest thou unto me?"
IRENE KENT
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"With authority and power"
BRUCE A. YOUNG, JR.
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Infinite Protection
HENRIETTA B. RUSSELL
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The Indispensable
Evelyn F. Heywood
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Grass in Place of Dragons
Paul Stark Seeley
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Introductions to Lectures
with contributions from John Melvin Ackerman
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Radio Program
Rolland Klump
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With heartfelt gratitude I wish...
Josephine Campbell
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I was about nineteen when I...
Katharine W. Fannon
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It is with a deep sense of love...
John R. Rutherford
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I give this testimony to express...
Lily Parks
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I am very grateful for Christian Science...
Edith Courtney
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude...
Alida Curtiss
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"It is a good thing to give thanks...
Theresa Hanson Higgins
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Many years ago, standing on the...
Wilberforce W. Higgins
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Assurance
OPAL WINSTEAD
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from pastors of Trenton, James M. Buxton, Samuel A. Wright, C. R. McBride, A Correspondent