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I Am Reflecting Thee
Look
up—behold
The presence of the Lord;
For He has blessed you
In this very hour,
This 'now" that is
And was—shall ever be.
Man is free-born;
And harmony comes forth
To meet the joy
Of Love's omniscient power.
His promise stands:
They that are blind shall see.
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November 25, 1944 issue
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Comfort, Not Conjecture
MARY GERTRUDE BAYLESS
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I Am Reflecting Thee
JESSIE B. SHEUERMAN
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Man's At-one-ment with the Father
ALTON N. SWETT
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Family Circle
MARGARET GERALDINE GODEFROI
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Break through the Cloud of Personal Sense
LOIS GARLAND DAVIES
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An Ageless Question
LEONARD LAWRENCE COWAN
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Open the Door
SIETSKE L. CURRY
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Sovereignty and Self-Surrender
Paul Stark Seeley
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An Obsolete Partnership
Margaret Morrison
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Words cannot begin to express...
Hulda Williams with contributions from Mary Carlson
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Christian Science has brought...
Beryl O. Kitts
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I should like to express my...
John Clark Coker
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"They shall abundantly utter...
Harriet R. Stimson
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My deep appreciation of and...
Claudia L. Jones
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In rereading Mrs. Eddy's letter...
Effie S. Freeman
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I should like to express my...
Florence A. Roos
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"The cup of blessing"
Mary Mortley Hays
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Fred White, Joseph A. Dell, J. W. Behnken, Hugh MacMillan, David B. Pearson, Henry Geerlings, J. Arthur Barker