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"Give me, Lord, my daily bread"
Please, God, don't let me forget!
These were the words I heard myself saying one day immediately after perceiving a spiritual truth that would prove to be the answer to what had been a perplexing difficulty to me.
I was humbly grateful to God for this inspired thought and for many others, but the suggestion came to me that somehow that realization of truth might get "lost in the shuffle" with many other thoughts, and I would not remember it when I needed it again. I began praying to God that He would not let me forget what I needed to know.
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July 24, 1976 issue
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The Cost of Living
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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EXPECTANT
Norma Takacs
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Don't Tolerate the Spoilers
ELEANOR OWERS SMITH
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Retirement—a Tempting Morsel?
FRANK S. MOORMAN
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No Smoking!
ROBERT G. WALKER
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Trusting Our Treasures to God
FRANCES M. READER
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At Home in the Consciousness of Love
CORINNE M. IVEY
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"Give me, Lord, my daily bread"
RICHARD ALLEN CHURCH
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GOD'S THOUGHTS ARE MINE
LeRoy Weil
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Can I Speak Your Language?
Sylvia N. Poling
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My Favorite Bible Verse
Lisa Louise Hansen
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Cancel Animal Magnetism
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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SAFETY
Barbara L. Kelly
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It is with much love for Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and...
Odette Thémines
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"'Man's extremity is God's opportunity'" (Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, p. 266)
Edward T. Walsh with contributions from Johanna Mary Walsh
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Christian Science means a lot to me and is becoming dearer...
Ramona E. Gillespie
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My mother became interested in Christian Science many years...
Mildred Lewis Willett with contributions from Barbara Bleckner