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["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 August 19, 1962.]
With all thy mind (Mark 12:30)
It is clear that in this passage Christ Jesus is quoting from the Septuagint, or pre-Christian Greek Version of the Old Testament (Deut. 6:5), for the words which would correspond to the phrase in question do not occur in the Hebrew text as we now have it. The Greek dianoia (mind) can also he translated "understanding."
Discreetly (Mark 12:34)
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August 11, 1962 issue
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Circumstances
GORDON V. COMER
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God's Ever-presence Is Our True Shelter
HELEN H. SPANGLER
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"Heredity is not a law"
FLINT LEWIS TOWNSEND
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"Why...stand aghast at nothingness?"
ROSE M. WEBB
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Can God Be Known?
CECIL R. KISSEL
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Overcoming Self-condemnation
JEANETTE F. SUTTON
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Joel Uses His Lessons
JANICE L. HOLLOWAY
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"A boundless basis"
Helen Wood Bauman
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Did I Really Pray?
Carl J. Welz
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Maurice J. Mansergh
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I am deeply grateful for all the...
Kathleen Madgwick
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The first healing which our...
Bettie Burris Marrs with contributions from Lee Goodale Marrs
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For many years I sought an...
Stewart Norman Davies
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I am very grateful for the wisdom...
Ardys H. Peterson
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"O taste and see that the...
Ursula Behr
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I was ill in bed, suffering from...
Margaret D. Scofield
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Philip S. Hitchcock, David A. MacLennan