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My Gentle Lord
"Thy
gentleness hath made me great."
Thy gentle love
Is my estate.
Thy gentleness is stronger far
Than hate and greed
And sickness are.
I have of Thee deep wells of good;
I eat of Thy
Life-giving food.
I rest in Thee, and seek to bring
Mankind to praise
And call Thee King.
Dear God, Thy love, Thy joy, Thy peace
Are here and now;
They bring release
From error's law of harsh discord.
And lo, men sing,
"Thou art our Lord."
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March 24, 1945 issue
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Are We Striving for Consistency?
JACK WILLIAM PAULSEN
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Look Up
LORNA MARY BULLOCK
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Inseparability
MARIAN J. COBB
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Working with Divine Principle
PERRY H. RADCLIFFE
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Opportunity Is Now
JOSEPHINE STANLEY KANN
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Strength of Purpose
LIONEL A. HARTSHORNE
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"Such as I have"
EDNA WISE WEST
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"It doesn't matter a bit"
TWANET EVANS
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My Gentle Lord
ADRIENNE HAIGH
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What Is the Scientific Fast?
John Randall Dunn
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Glory versus Vainglory
Margaret Morrison
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Dawn
COSETTE E. COLBY
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Having had the privilege of ten years...
Muriel Eugénie Watson
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In the thirty-six years since my...
Mildred P. Salisbury
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It is with sincere gratitude to...
Emma B. Tobold
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I feel that I must express my...
Elsie Coombs
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Many years ago I suffered from...
Clara J. Narum
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Having received so much help...
Lida M. Dobson
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One Sunday afternoon several...
John R. Peterson
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It is my privilege again to express...
David W. Peterson
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Love Fills All Space
EVELYN MAY SCOTT DUCKETT
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Harold Garnet Black, Enno Duemling, Charles Gerlinger, Herbert Barnes, Robert L. Underwood