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"Whither shall I go from thy...
"Whither shall I go from thy spirit? or whither shall I flee from thy presence?" (Ps. 139:7.) God's omnipresence, implied in these questions, was proved in my experience while I was on a motor trip some two thousand miles from home and suffered a sprained foot.
Sitting quietly, and turning my thought away from the body to the perfection of my spiritual being in God's likeness, the pain subsided within a few hours. But I was unable to walk without extreme discomfort. I found myself thinking, "This would be so much easier to heal through prayer in Christian Science if I were at home."
The next morning when I awoke, my first inclination was to see if I could walk. But the thought came, "Before you get up you must know that, as actually the image and likeness of God, you express perfect activity." I sat up in bed and began the study of the Bible Lesson, provided in the Christian Science Quarterly. It was then that it dawned on me that I could never be outside God's presence.
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February 9, 1963 issue
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Why Grace Is Essential in Healing
ARNOLD H. EXO
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Healing Through Change of Motive
MAUDE A. STEPHENSON
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KNOWING VERSUS FEELING
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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What Is My Estimate of Myself?
LILLIAN R. HUSS
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Demonstrating Safety and Security
MADELINE KEENE WOOD
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True Progress Cannot Be Reversed
NATALIE G. FORCE
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Sharon Had a Healing
CLIFF WALTER KRUEGER
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Destroying Pride
Helen Wood Bauman
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Refuse Evil, Choose Good
Ralph E. Wagers
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The Bible tells us "Trust in the...
Ruth Shea
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The teachings of Christian Science...
Eleanor Young Clapp
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Two days before Christmas a few...
Arlene W. Van Ingen
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Christian Science came to our...
Clement S. Slifer
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When our daughter was two...
Vivian M. Tucker
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A period of unfoldment in my...
Dennis O. Kemp
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"Whither shall I go from thy...
Winifred Aylwin
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Signs of the Times
Robert E. Fitch