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The right purpose of argument
Lots of us can well remember those times when such a clear perception of God came to light that a persistent pain simply disappeared, or the symptoms of a cold vanished, or fear or depression suddenly lifted.
These are impressive moments—not just because of the physical relief but because we've been touched by the Christ, we've seen God manifested. When this manifestation comes suddenly, the contrast of His presence with the presumed power of evil is sharp. It is memorable.

September 8, 1980 issue
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God's love ensures ours
SYLVIA DICK KARAS
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Right now you are in the best place in the world
MARJORY S. M. CERN
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No parasites
BÉATRICE LABARTHE
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A friend's departure
RICHARD E. RALSTON
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God made you complete
ELIZABETH MELICHAR MARTH
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"Fringe benefits"
ROSE GIDLEY NICHOLS
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In appreciation of you!
BEVERLY JEAN McCREARY
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Dig deep!
BARBARA DIX HENDERSON
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The wolf's head and the grape leaf
ROY K. BOTTORFF
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Dependent on what?
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The right purpose of argument
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Needing no stitches
Andrea Coates Brower
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In looking back over twenty-five years of marriage,...
MARY STANDEN TURAK with contributions from THEODORE TURAK, JONATHAN STANDEN TURAK
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I write this testimony to give glory to God "for his wonderful...
BEVERLY E. EASLING
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Just over two years ago, I woke early one morning, and as I tried...
JESSIE PEARLE HART