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"Be still, and know"
"It is the still and listening heart that receives divine revelation"
Associated with the word "stillness" in human thought are many endearing pictures, all of them representing concepts for which the human heart yearns. The youth may dream of the quiet swimming hole. The adult may long for the inspiring silence of the deep woods. And one who has experienced all that earthly activity can offer may desire to walk in the green pastures of a peaceful mind, to imbibe the still waters of true wisdom.
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December 15, 1962 issue
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The Persistency of the Word of God
PETER B. BIGGINS
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BETHLEHEM
Mildred E. Kendall
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Celebrating Christmas
ELLEN SHANK COLLINS
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"Be still, and know"
MARGERY TODAHL BLOKHINE
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OFFERING
Mae Tucker
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"The barrel of meal wasted not"
HAZEL L. WALKER
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"As this little child"
JANET DOUD DRISKILL
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THE PURPOSE
Pearl Strachan Hurd
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What Are We Admitting?
DOUGLAS ROBERTS
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Ellen Learns to Pray
HELEN MAY MUNDELL
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The No. 1 Problem
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Christlike View
Carl J. Welz
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
with contributions from Ivy Lilyan Burtwell, N. Clive Shippey
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It is a wonderful privilege to have...
Carol L. Parks
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Christian Science is so precious...
Maria L. Degemeyer
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I should like to express my sincere...
Edna Solomon
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Recently I have felt so comforted...
M. Doreen Nichols
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As one trained in and, for some...
Russell A. Collins
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I never intended to be a Christian Scientist....
Alice G. Dahn
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Some years ago I was suddenly...
Marie Stanley
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. W. Mellick, Oliver E. Thompson