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Security can't be lost
You may recall Jesus' parable of the rich man whose worldly goods had so multiplied that he decided to build bigger barns in which to store them, and then confidently thought he could live a life of ease. In the parable God says to the man, "Thou fool ..." and informs him that he has come to the end of his days. Jesus concluded the parable, "So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God." Luke 12:20, 21;
Had this rich farmer found security? The answer is clearly no. He apparently thought he had found it, but he had been looking in the wrong place.

May 15, 1978 issue
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Security can't be lost
RICHARD A. NENNEMAN
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What is there, instead?
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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Say so!
Valentina Lear Jackson
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Let yourself be redeemed
BRYAN G. POPE
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Think originally
FRANCES L. GREIG
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Old age is a myth
ROBERT A. MOSS
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The time is fulfilled
Lona Ingwerson
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To a Sunday School pupil
Mildred Kendall Shaw
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A prayer party
Susan W. Thacher
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A hedge against inflation
Nathan A. Talbot
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Why leave mental ability latent?
Naomi Price
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After fifty years of membership in The Mother Church I feel a...
Thërëse Hedman with contributions from Nancy M. Bartley, William Parry Bartley
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How does one express the deep gratitude he feels for a way of...
Thelma M. Blezard Townsend
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While I was at school in 1975, a doctor in the college infirmary...
Charles Withington Buhman
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Two years ago, through prayer in Christian Science, I had a...
Irene Boyle with contributions from Colin C. Boyle
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I should like to express my deep-felt gratitude for a healing...
Phyllis Muddiman
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from Michael D. Rissler