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Day
I will
arise, for day is come,
And I have work to do.
God has matched me with His hour
And quickened me anew.
No need to doubt if I have strength
Or wisdom for His day;
I pause but to reflect and know
God leads me all the way.
My waking thought waits to receive
Assurance of His care.
I realize in quietude
The blessedness of prayer.
With confidence I will arise,
The age-old promise mine,
"Son, thou art ever with me...
All that I have is thine."
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April 26, 1947 issue
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Expectancy
MABEL S. THOMSON
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Ceasing from Idolatry
FRED C. FISHER
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Subscribing for the Christian Science Periodicals
R. LOUISE EMERY
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Day
OLGA B. MARTIN
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The Spiritual Sense of Good
GASTON CHERRIÈRE
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Rigidity and Elasticity
SALLY FORTH
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Preparing for the Lecture
HERBERT H. NORSWORTHY
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Unmoved!
CONSTANCE DAVIS GUNDELFINGER
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A Rule of Conduct
EUNICE W. HEDLER
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Happiness and Selfishness Never Mix
Paul Stark Seeley
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What Is the Power That Heals?
Margaret Morrison
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It is with great joy that I send...
Irma McClenahan
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Each day I have cause to be...
Lillian L. Koropp
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Recalling the experiences that...
Harvey Douglas Grant
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For more than twenty-five years...
Emma D. Godfrey
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I wish to confirm the testimony...
Lewis E. Godfrey
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Christian Science came into my...
Elizabeth Shaw Mitchell
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Only twenty-four hours after...
Elizabeth McDonough
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I gratefully acknowledge the...
William M. Crooks
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The Practitioner
DOROTHY DAVIS ARMSTRONG
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Hugh Redwood, Helen L. Toner, David E. Seaboldt