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THOU SHALT PREVAIL
Threshing his wheat in frantic haste, young GideonStraightened his back and scanned the shimmering hills,To catch the glint of Midianitish spears,And saw an angel underneath an oak.
He heard the gentle greeting, grave and sweet,"The Lord is with thee, mighty man of valour;"And sorely puzzled, knew not how to speak.Then wavering from fear to hope he cried:

October 16, 1948 issue
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DISAPPEARING SYMBOLS
JESSIE PAFFLEY
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HOW NEAR IS THE MILLENNIUM?
NEIL MARTIN
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"CONCEPTION UNCONFINED"
IRENE FENTON
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PROMISE
Emily M. Stephens
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OBEDIENCE—THE OFFSPRING OF LOVE
J. BUROUGHS STOKES
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THOU SHALT PREVAIL
Rubie Forsyth
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"WHERE HAVE YE LAID HIM?"
KATHLEEN CICELY SHEPPARD
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TRUE BREAD
VICTORIA NEWMAN STEINBERG
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THE STORY OF THE MOTHER CHURCH EXTENSION
RUTH C. EISEMAN
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LOVE
Dorothy May Crawshaw
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HOW POOR ARE WE?
John Randall Dunn
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THE VITALITY OF TRUTH
Helen Wood Bauman
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Jesus said to his disciples (John 14:16),...
Maud Chastain
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"He that dwelleth in the secret...
William Thomas Peckham
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It is with heartfelt gratitude for...
Inez N. Eitel
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For many years I have been reading...
Callie C. Heck
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Christian Science came to my...
Walter Roos
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It is with a deepening sense of...
Doris Bosco Dalrymple
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Christian Science came into my...
Mary W. Smith with contributions from Mary W. D. Smith
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My heart is overflowing with...
Jane H. Thompson
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Recently I have had a great desire...
Sue Ann Hahl
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TURN TO GOD
Viola M. Chartraw
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Chaplain Luther D. Miller, H. D. R, Stafford Cripps, W. W. Ingram, Raymond McCallister