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WHY PILATE MARVELED
Some fish avidly take the bait offered them, unmindful of the consequences; others, though they are more cautious, finally yield to the lure, to their misfortune; and still others refuse to bite. We can learn from the fish.
Bait, deceptive and alluring, is constantly being put before mortals in many forms of evil suggestion which tempt them to react with concurrence, fear, or hate. Often the bait is an enticing suggestion to sin, or to accept the evidence of disease as being one's own condition or that of another. Daily many are tempted to accept death as a verity of being for themselves or for others.

November 13, 1954 issue
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WHY PILATE MARVELED
PAUL STARK SEELEY
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SPIRITUAL DEMANDS
PAULINE B. RADER
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TAKING THE RIGHT STANDPOINT
DUMONT BEERBOWER
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ENTERTAINING ANGELS
GWENDOLYN M. WARD
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SEEING ONLY GOOD AS REAL
FREDERICK G. A. WILLIAMS
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"WISDOM, ECONOMY, AND BROTHERLY LOVE"
ETHEL MUNRO GOSS
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ERROR ONLY LOOKS BIG
BEVERLY BEMIS HAWKS
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GENTLE POWER
Alma Graham Jenks
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THE AUDIENCE CHAMBER
Robert Ellis Key
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WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
Harold Molter
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HUMILITY
Max Dunaway
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I thank God for all the blessings...
Charles Saudan with contributions from Eleanor Gause Brouévitch, Cora B. Gause
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We are told in the Bible (Mal. 3:10)...
Genevieve McD. Holton with contributions from Earl Smiley Holton
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I desire to bear witness to the...
Frances Mary Wykes
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For many years Christian Science...
Mabel Haynes
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It is with a heart grateful for...
Irene Rawlins with contributions from Charles Rawlins
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I have been a student of Christian Science...
Bella Clark Brown
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Several years before I was married...
Katie R. Dailey
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Christian Science has made my...
Frances B. Sewell
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As a girl I always felt that one...
Ena R. H. Pridham with contributions from Evelyn T. Pridham
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Donald E. Lewis, W. J. Brown