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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 May 12, 1963.]
Deliver me in thy righteousness (Ps. 31:1)
Briggs suggests that in this context "righteousness " is not so much an ethical term as one bringing out the thought of God's redemption or vindication of His people. A somewhat similar thought is expressed by Smith, who has, "Through thy justification, deliver me!"
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May 4, 1963 issue
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God, the Supreme and Only Lawgiver
ALFRED SCHNEIDER
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Impersonal Judgment
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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Seeking Divine Guidance
HELEN V. WHITE
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SO CLOSE TO LOVE
Bernice King Brigham
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"The ever-flowing tides of truth"
CECIL E. MAIDEN
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"I'm not a bit afraid anymore"
RUTH RENO SMITH
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A College Student Writes
JEANNE COLETTE LA BERGE
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OVER THE TELEPHONE
Vera Sohr Kelly
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The Consistency of Christian Science
Helen Wood Bauman
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Conclusions from a Parable
Ralph E. Wagers
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I am very grateful for a beautiful...
Laura H. Foged
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Although I had had some evidences...
Burton E. Cox
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Because of continued ill health...
Margaret Monchier with contributions from Arthur Monchier
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I desire to express my gratitude...
Mary D. Williams
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Again I should like to express...
Alberta B. Hicks
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In gratitude for the rich blessings...
Käthe Frick
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I have relied on Christian Science...
Grace I. Sims
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Millard Osborne