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Signs of the Times
Standing on God's Side
The Rev. A. Harbinson in an address reported in the Ballymena Observer County Antrim, Northern Ireland
We are living in a wonderful time, the most wonderful in the history of the world. A great deal rests on us [as to] what the future is to be....
If we are for what God stands for, then all is well. Only one thing exalts a nation, and that is righteousness, standing for what is right not only in public life, but in your private life, standing for what is right and straight and honest and just. Unless we are doing these things, then God is not for us, and if God be not for us, then men shall not conquer—we shall not win.
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February 5, 1949 issue
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UNFOLDMENT AND REALIZATION
ROBERT A. CURRY
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PRESS ON!
Ophe Gay Brown
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SHEDDING THE CHRYSALIS
HARRIET SHREWSBURY GAMBARO
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HEALING PRAYER
LYMAN S. ABBOTT
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NO SUPERIORITY OR INFERIORITY
VIRGINIA FELLOWS
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RIGHT KNOWING PRODUCES RIGHT RESULTS
BEN J. FEWKES
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"O MAGNIFY THE LORD"
PEARL E. WEST
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TRUTH AND FINALS
LUCILE ROOD
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HUMILITY
Carrie A. McLeod
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WHAT IS INFLUENCING US?
Helen Wood Bauman
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THE WHEELS OF REASON
Robert Ellis Key
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Heart trouble healed, though physician had held it incurable
Minnie M. Mitchell
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Home and employment found through taking stand for Principle
Laurence Hinds
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Needed spiritual awakening comes with protracted healing
Beatrix Buel Smith
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Seeds sown in Sunday School bear fruit years later
Kerrina E. Parson
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Recovery from meningitis comes while reading ninety-first Psalm
Violet Coughtrie
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Home freed from discord through reading of Science and Health
Nasre Escaip with contributions from Lily Escaip
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True freedom found in teachings of Mrs. Eddy
Franz Brändle
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WORDS IN SEASON
Aimee Mckinnon
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from A. Harbinson, Robert Quillen, B. F. Lamb, Frances Huntington Martin, Francis B. Sayre, Charles A. Wells