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One evening I accidentally grasped the handle of an iron...
One evening I accidentally grasped the handle of an iron frying pan that was in a very hot oven. The pain was intense, and the palm of my hand became quite red. Earlier a lot of thought had been given to God's allness — the truth that He is ever present and fills all space. This means that there is no place for anything unlike good to be. Because I am completely surrounded by His love at all times, His love is the only thing that can really touch me. Nothing can interrupt God's love for His idea.
I remembered the Bible story of the three Hebrews who were put in the fiery furnace. They felt the ever-presence of God's love and were completely protected from harm so that not even "the smell of fire had passed on them" (Dan. 3:27). In a short time the pain and redness completely disappeared, and the hand was healed.

March 5, 1979 issue
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Truth—the world's savior from destructive evil
DAVID G. MUTCH
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Ambition: unselfish or mad?
BARBARA JUERGENS FOX
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Faring well
HELEN R. CONROYD
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Our income
Jane Huelster Hanson
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Letters to the Press
Allison W. Phinney
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The straight and narrow way
Doris Kerns Quinn
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Before the world was, health is
JOHN J. SELOVER
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The practice of divine law
GRACE ARCHER DUNBAR
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Healing homosexuality
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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A case of mistaken identity?
BERTSCH DOAN
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Producing crops without sowing seeds?
Nathan A. Talbot
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Annulling the time factor
Naomi Price
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Zero can't be multiplied
Martha Swanson Bruck
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Over ten years ago I was told by a physician that I had leukemia
Edna B. Montague with contributions from Jean Montague
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I was not looking for healing
Ruth M. Fraser with contributions from Donald S. Jones, Esther Coombs Jones
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In 1966 my right arm and leg were suddenly useless
Cora B. Cabaniss
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One evening I accidentally grasped the handle of an iron...
Noreen Gredell