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Words of Current Interest
Related to the Lesson-Sermon for April 17, 1977, in the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLY— BIBLE LESSONS Subject: Doctrine of Atonement
Behold, I, even I, will both search my sheep, and seek them out (Ezek. 34:11)
The notion of God as a shepherd came naturally to the pastoral Israelites. In Mesopotamian records, also, certain royal figures are called "shepherds of the people." Ezekiel 34 is one of the most important Old Testament developments of a theme that figured prominently in the Christian conception of Christ Jesus as "the good shepherd."
I . . . will bring them to their own land (Ezek. 34:13)
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April 9, 1977 issue
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The Father Has Not Left Us Alone
DORCAS W. STRONG
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SURE MERCIES
Carol Chapin Lindsey
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Love-formed Concepts Call for Action
KATHERINE JANE NORTHRIDGE
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How Can Loss Be Gain?
CHARLES W. LINDAHL
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FRUITFUL VINE
Helen A. Wallace
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Praising God Every Moment
JEAN T. BOWMAN
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Pure Wheat
JOHN FRANCIS BERGMANN
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THE WAY TO EMMAUS
Emily A. Swinnerton
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Person-to-person Encounters
KURT WERNER
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Waiting for the Telephone Call
Virginia Schuchholz
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The Basis for Forgiveness
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Resurrection and Ascension-Our Own
Naomi Price
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I have not always been a student of Christian Science, but turned...
E. Stanley Buck with contributions from Benjamin S. Buck
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Throughout the years I have found that the more I recognize my...
Jane Long Andrews
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I wish to express my deep gratitude...
Yvette Schmitt
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Christian Science has been with me all my life....
Marian H. Bell
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Letters to the Press
J. Don Fulton