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Cast Out the Beam
THE
mote that's in thy brother's eye,
And looms so big to thee,
Is but the shadow of the beam
That dims thy power to see.
Therefore, let Love cast out the beam
And surely thou shalt find
That neither beam nor mote exists
In omnipresent Mind.
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October 28, 1944 issue
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Let Us Expect Good
AILEEN E. WAVRO
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"Healing is instantaneous"
LEO S. SCHEER
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"Thy servant heareth"
BERENICE H. SILBERBERG
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Trust in God's Protection
WILLIAM A. NEWMAN
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Over All and Above All
ANNIE ANDERSON
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Love Enfolds All
ROY L. HARVEY
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"A man set under authority"
E. OLIVE DAVIS
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As Thou Hast Made
AMY G. VIAU
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The Christian Scientist and Citizenship
John Randall Dunn
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A Fresh Outlook
Margaret Morrison
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In an article dealing with the...
Clayton B. Craig, Committee on Publication for Ohio
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I am very happy to tell of my...
Gertrude C. Menzies
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In the first World War I served...
Hugo Meth
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I rejoice to add my testimony...
Janet Velie
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In appreciation of the many...
Bessie Bernice Hodgson
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At the time I first heard of...
Caroline V. Billon
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When I was quite young, my...
Lola Carriker Helms
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It became necessary for me to...
Adela Vernon Scrimgeour
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The Bible verse, "Oh that men...
Dorothy Preston Honsberger with contributions from W. Claude Honsberger
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Cast Out the Beam
MAYME DAMLEM
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. J. North, Amos L. Boren, Joseph W. Beach, William E. Gilroy