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Let's receive our gift!
In order to have and appreciate a gift, we must first reach out to accept it from the giver. If we neglect to take the package that is offered, we will not know or be able to enjoy what is inside!
God is continually giving us the gift of His infinite love. Are we reaching out wholeheartedly and gratefully to accept it? When we do this, we receive evidence of God's love in our lives. If we have been struggling with an unyielding problem, perhaps we need to hold out our hand to the love that is continually blessing us. There is no power able to prevent God from imparting His love to, in, and through us.
We need to stop doubting that we are loved. To have Love's work appear, we need to receive—to accept as true about ourselves—the fact that we are lovable. This is a gift we can accept and acknowledge right now. The spiritual fact is and always will be that as God's offspring we have always been deserving of His blessings. God cherishes us. He approves of His creation. There isn't anything we can do (or have ever done) to alter that.
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October 8, 1979 issue
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The only real frame of reference is God's truth
MARY ANNE SHUTT
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Choose peace, not war
GERHARD NEBEL
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Healing: incidental but inevitable
ALAISTER G. SMITH
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The art of Christian Science nursing
GEORGINA TENNANT
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Who's in control?
DEBORAH THOMAS BUCHANAN
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Let's receive our gift!
HOLLY B. SUHI
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The letting go
DORIS KERNS QUINN
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Hear what God says
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The diagnosis and the witness
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Saying no to lion thoughts
Isabel Virginia Smith Summers
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Ten years ago I was in very bad shape
JOHN SEDOVA
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When I was a junior in high school, I was taking an analysis...
KRISTIN MOSELEY with contributions from OLA ANN MOSELEY
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Two years ago, when I was seven, I went skiing
DAVID T. SMITH with contributions from ELIZABETH SCOVILLE SMITH
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While working in another country, I became quite ill
PAULETTE WEBER
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While driving alone I was severely injured in an auto accident
ADELAIDE ZERCHER ANDERSON