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Receptivity to Treatment
A glass vase broke and the palms of both my hands were severely cut. Immediately someone telephoned a Christian Science practitioner to give me treatment. Then as I sat, with both hands outstretched on a towel, the comment was made that I certainly appeared to be receptive to God's goodness and expectant of receiving an overflowing blessing—and indeed, the physical posture was indicative of my mental state of expectancy.
Within minutes the bleeding stopped, and next day the evidence of laceration had so subsided that the hands were able to be used for every normal purpose—household duties, typing, driving the car. Very soon no scars remained.

September 5, 1977 issue
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Responding to God's Law of Perpetual Good
JEANETTE F. SUTTON
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GOD'S DESIGN
Sara May Helder
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Are You Still Plowing?
JOSEPH G. HEARD
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Christ's Ceaseless Activity
FAITH GRACE HAASE
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Overcoming the Tyranny of Time
EDGAR F. WRIGHT
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PRAYER
Darren Stone Nelson
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Making Spiritual Treasures Our Own
CYRIL ALEXANDER BARBER
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Nature: Its Superlative Original
BEATRICE M. JEWITT
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Astrology— Exposing Its Claims
PETER NILES SPOTTS
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Unblemished Beauty
Margaret B. Heffernan
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A Place of Sanctuary
Nathan A. Talbot
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Receptivity to Treatment
Naomi Price
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Whilst I am not a member of The Mother Church nor any...
Avis Joan Baillie
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A few years ago I was faced with many physical problems...
Hazel J. Kapelanczyk
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The conviction that God is all-power and that matter is really...
June A. Schwan, Robert W. Schwan, Lina Itin-Schaub