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Oneness
If
I take the wings of the morning
and dwell in the depths of the sea,
Even there shall God's hand hold me,
And His love shall follow me.
Though I wander desolate, weary.
Where prodigal feet have trod.
Though the gates of hell enclose me,
I cannot depart from God.
As the ray of light may waver,
Yet ever be part of the sun,
I know as my face turns homeward
My Father and I are one.
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April 19, 1947 issue
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Gratitude—Sure Passport to Heaven
SVEND PONTOPPIDAN BROBY
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"Life more than meat"
FANNY DE GROOT HASTINGS
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How Safe Is Man?
ELIZABETH ROYER BECK
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"There is but one side to good"
WILLIS R. SMITH
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The Kingdom Within
MYRTLE A. CASH
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A Word About Our Aspirations
CATHERINE E. IRVINE
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The Safety of the Ark
ANNIE BELLE ELLSWORTH
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Claiming Man's Divine Rights
ALEC B. MURRAY
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Five Words with Understanding
EDNA ANDERSON LICHTENFELS
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A Soldier for Peace
PATRICIA B. MATTHEWS
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"Keep the door of my lips"
MAUDE DE VERSE NEWTON
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How Good Are Our Treatments?
John Randall Dunn
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Time Illuminated
Margaret Morrison
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Four days before Christmas,...
Elizabeth F. Lackey
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Three years ago an alarming...
Edith Alice Woods
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Because Christian Science has...
Edith Adelaide Wyeth
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Leone M. Atkinson
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Through the healing of my wife...
William Edward Costello
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I have received joy and inspiration...
Florence E. Borneman
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In Revelation 3:20 is that glorious...
Frederick M. Hull with contributions from Muriel E. Hull
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Oneness
MARGRET BOWER FRELIGH
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Lord Lyle, Don D. Tullis, Harold Boardman, T. J. Haarhoff