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Divine Energy-Inexhaustible Resource
A recent issue of an American newsmagazine notes that the Assistant for Energy Affairs to the President of the United States has been known to make reference to the Old Testament story of the widow whose cruse of oil was never depleted. He comments that today in the United States "there is no widow's cruse." Time, April 4, 1977, p. 60;
The allusion is to the story of God's provision for the prophet Elijah and a widow who was willing to share her supply of food with him during a severe drought. Although the woman believed her resources to be inadequate to sustain herself and her child, "she went and did according to the saying of Elijah: and she, and he, and her house, did eat many days. And the barrel of meal wasted not, neither did the cruse of oil fail." I Kings 17:15, 16;

May 23, 1977 issue
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Divine Energy-Inexhaustible Resource
JACK EDWARD FOSS
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Man's Eternal Habitat
CHARLES HOLLIS GREEN
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GOD'S CHILDREN
Zera Holland Blumenstein
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In the Classroom: Who Needs Discipline?
BARBARA SMITH BERNHEIMER
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Through the Valley
IDA K. SHAKESPEARE
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LOVE
Virginia Thesiger
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Reaching the Community
JOHN HARGREAVES
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Changing Neighborhood Affecting Your Church?
DORRISENE FOREMAN
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MY PRAYER
Willard Thomas Reese
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A Big Challenge When We're "In"
EDWIN G. LEEVER
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A Lesson from Flying
J. Thomas Black
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Prayer in Church Heals the World
Naomi Price
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The Glory of Man's Form
Nathan A. Talbot
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Physical maladies claim so much power because we can see them
Scott Darwin Gregory
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Almost as long as I can remember, Paul's words to the Christians...
Berenice Stewart Hudler
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"Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human...
Francisco Indaco with contributions from David Robin Rissler, Michael D. Rissler
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Letters to the Press
Margaret Smawley