July 4, 1977
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We could define "inalienable" as that which cannot be surrendered or taken away.
Article
Sitting on the deck of my island hillside home one day, gazing out on a tranquil blue sea, I thought how very grateful I am to God for His tender, loving care.
Article
How a traveler in the desert must long for a thread of green vegetation, the smallest patch of shade, the glint of water! In a psalm attributed to David in the wilderness of Judah, the Psalmist uses this vivid image to describe his longing for God: "My soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty land, where no water is.
Article
When our attorney was drawing an important legal contract for our firm, I asked him why he found it necessary to restate several items in such simple, elementary terms.
Article
If we feel overwhelmed by other people's opinions, if their negative predictions seem oppressive or their gossip distasteful, what can we do?
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In the very first book of the Bible is this stupendous statement: "God created man in his own image.
Article
A few years ago a girl I had been dating for a year and a half broke up with me.
Poem
In the gentler-than-snowfall silence,in the spaceless room,radiant with joy, beauty, power,comes the wordless presence,"Lo, I am with you alway.
Editorial
"Independence" means different things to different people at various times.
Testimony of Healing
Approving the purpose of a member of her household to take a step higher in spirituality for the New Year, Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
"Freely ye have received, freely give".
Testimony of Healing
During the Nigerian civil war, I was not satisfied with the way of life of most popular Christians.
Article
For all Bible readers—from young Sunday School children on up—a practical Bible study tool, thoroughly researched, is now available.
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