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"Give her of the fruit of her hands"
The history of Christianity shows that those who have understood themselves to be chosen of God for a special mission—those conscious of living and fulfilling God's purpose—have often been misunderstood and not believed. Mrs. Eddy was no exception.
When Moses was to go into Egypt and lead the children of Israel out of bondage, he despaired of making them believe that he had been sent by God. In Exodus we read, "And Moses answered and said, But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice: for they will say, The Lord hath not appeared unto thee." Ex. 4:1; Being obedient, Moses was able to lead his people out of Egypt, and the Red Sea parted. Even after further clear proof of divine guidance and protection, in which quail covered the ground and water flowed from the rocks, they turned back more than once to their false idols and threatened to stone Moses; they began to doubt that God was guiding him each step of the way.

January 31, 1976 issue
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Truth-Our Starting Point
KIMMIS HENDRICK
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Prayer That Is Answered
ANEETA H. PETERSON
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The Leading Reason for Morality
LEWIS HUBNER
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Negating Beliefs of Contagion
ROBERT N. CHRISTIANSEN
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"Give her of the fruit of her hands"
DORRISENE FOREMAN
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What Are We Convinced Of?
ELSIE STAHL ODERWALD
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AGREEMENT
Ruth Doerr Brierley
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The Boy on the Bus
Helen M. Leadbeater
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Never Too Busy to Express Love
Peter J. Henniker-Heaton
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Spiritual Contentment Heals
Naomi Price
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In my life I have had many proofs of the healing power of Truth...
Alice Bullwinkle
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The understanding of man's true spiritual nature derived from...
Eunice de Gruchy Billot
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My testimony is really long overdue
Marietta Burroughs
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I have proved in my daily experience that no situation is hopeless...
Elizabeth L. Schneider