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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 April 18, 1965.]
They shall never perish
(John 10:28)
In the Greek the statement is an unusually strong one, even stronger than is suggested by the words of the King James Version, for a literal rendering would he, "They shall certainly not perish forever"; and since in the original the negative qualifies the verb rather than "forever," Plummer offers the rendering, "They shall never die for all eternity."
Pluck (John 10:28, 29)
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April 10, 1965 issue
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Let It Not Be Said, "She was a widow"
MYRTLE C. AYRES
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The Oil of Consecration
ISRAEL PICKENS
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"'Tis what I know of Thee"
JESSIE PARSONS
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PRELUDE
Jean Elsie Sanders
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Talking with God
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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"Whom seekest thou?"
EDGAR F. WRIGHT
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The Singing Hills and Mountains
CARYL WALLER KRUEGER
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Exercising One's Spiritual Sense
Ralph E. Wagers
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Emanation, Not Organism
Carl J. Welz
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Some years ago my stepfather...
Alice Searles
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In the latter part of 1931 I was...
Cyril H. Butler
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I wish to express my sincere...
Olive B. Hutchison
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I should like to express my...
Evelyn L. Korp
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At one time I had been a pupil...
David Douglas Mann
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I grew up a frail, nervous person,...
Joan Elizabeth Locke
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I feel that the time has come...
Gertrud Büttner
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Signs of the Times
Ashley Montagu