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Jacob's Ladder
[Of Special Interest to Children]
Jacob was a man of Bible days. A right understanding of many things he did, helps to make us better and happier. Most of the time he followed the leading of good, not error. When he did wrong, he was sorry and tried to do better thereafter. Thus he grew in spiritual understanding and power.
Once, after he had done something wrong, he was sent from his home to Laban, his mother's brother. Laban lived in a faraway land. Jacob must have been sorry to go so far away from his mother and father, whom he loved. It seemed to him that he was leaving his home and even his God. In those days people did not understand that God is Love, and that He is everywhere present.

July 27, 1946 issue
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Listening to God
BERTHA M. KUIKMAN
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Heredity: An Illusion
PERCY BURWELL GRIFFIN
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Learning to Love the Neighbor
MARJORIE B. BANER
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The Important Question
ROBERT WILLIAM BAYLES
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Strength in Meekness
GERTRUDE GARBUTT THYNG
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Man's Immortal Status
OSCAR GRAHAM PEEKE
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Jacob's Ladder
ELLA H. HAY
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"And I mean it"
Paul Stark Seeley
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The Day of Acceptance
Margaret Morrison
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Rejoice
BARBARA R. BANKS
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Because I eagerly look forward...
Hazel Norris Bryden
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I am giving this testimony in...
Lillian R. Ownbey with contributions from Charles L. Ownbey
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In her textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,"...
Gaston Cherrière
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For about fifty years I have...
Justice Mitchell Mathews
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I was brought up in Christian Science...
Mollie R. White
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Over twenty years ago Christian Science...
E. Bernice Wood
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I feel that my written testimony...
Charles E. Alcorn
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"Whatsoever a man soweth"
KATHLEEN HALL THORPE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. Edgar Hoover, Edgar F. Magnin, Robert H. Harper, C. A. Hofmann, John Sutherland Bonnell, William E. Kuhnle