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WORDS OF CURRENT INTEREST
[The words in this issue are related to the Lesson-Sermon in the Christian Science Quarterly designated to be read in Christian Science churches on April 8, 1962.]
His labour which he taketh (Eccl. 1:3)
The verb hero rendered "take" has the literal sense of "to labor or toil." Hence Moffatt translates the verse as follows: "Man labours at his toil under the sun; what does he gain?"
Vanity and vexation of spirit (Eccl. 1:14)
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March 31, 1962 issue
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Our Solemn Promises
IRMA DECKER
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Meeting Moral Challenges in School Life
JACK W. PAULSEN
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Defining Our Purpose
NINA R. WHITNEY
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"Uncomplaining guard"
BILLY CARR CREAMER
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DISTRIBUTION
Richard Carver
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Using Our Understanding
MARY R. SELBY
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Church Prosperity
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Place of Fasting in Scientific Prayer
Ralph E. Wagers
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I have had many wonderful...
Isabel Olson
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For several years after beginning...
Mabel F. Clark
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It is with a deep sense of humility...
Leslie L. Collins
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I did not take up Christian Science...
Martha M. Fellers
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With a heart full of gratitude...
Jeannette Mackemer
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I attended a Christian Science...
Mary Lou Stellberger Moreau with contributions from Henry J. Moreau
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Each year my gratitude increases...
Barbara Ann Yeager
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Although I had received a...
Gladys M. Chacksfield
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Signs of the Times
Jack Mendelsohn