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Signs of the Times
The Bible Speaks
Reverend Lawrence W. Althouse from The Bible Speaks Permission National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
In the sixth commandment God has declared: "You shall not kill" [Rev. Stand. Ver.]. This commandment often has a comforting effect because most of us know full well we have not broken it nor are we likely to. Jesus, however, did not intend to let us off that easily. According to his understanding of God's purpose, it is not only the murderous act that kills, but also the hateful thought or the vindictive attitude, the deep "inside" currents of feeling and emotion. "But I say to you that every one who is angry with his brother shall be liable to judgment" (Matthew 5:22 RSV)....
There are many ways of injuring our neighbors, ways that fall short of murder but still bring us into God's judgment. They work slowly but surely to destroy us from within. They are the subtle killers.
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April 1, 1967 issue
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Who Does the Work?
JOHN R. PETERSON
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Do You Agree?
JEAN ELSIE SANDERS
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"And there was light"
ELSA W. MANN
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WHAT DO I NEED?
Carol Earle Chapin
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Divine Law Is Positive
LARNED L. TUTTLE
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"Rapid transit to heaven"
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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I Stopped Smoking at Fourteen
PRISCILLA A. ALEXANDER
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THE TWO GARMENTS
Florence Fraser Ludgate
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Is Affluence Harmful?
Helen Wood Bauman
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Improving Human Experience
Carl J. Welz
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Many are the blessings that have come into my life as a result...
Dorothy M. Rogers
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I have had many healings since I became interested in Christian Science...
William Cassel Hanson
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When our son was seventeen months old, an eruption appeared on...
Virginia Crebbin
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My family and I were led into the study of Christian Science as...
Helene Elizabeth Sheehan
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My husband and I had been married for about two years when...
Rosemarie Phillips
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Signs of the Times
Lawrence W. Althouse