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No lack of self-worth
A correct estimate of our self-worth is secured as we learn of our oneness with God, the underwriter of the guarantee.
The material senses' misconceptions of reality may make us feel of little merit. But as a first step to an accurate self-appraisal, we must deny the material senses' version of reality. Since God is man's source, we can be confident that our value is measureless.
September 15, 1980 issue
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The key within
BARBARA M. VINING
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Fear is nothing to be afraid of
JULIUS EVANS
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God's parenthood
MARGARET C. ROBINSON
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Bigger problems—greater joy
CARL J. WELZ
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When all else has failed
CATHRYN TOOHEY ADAMS
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Anybody perfect? Yes, God's man!
MARCELLA KRISEL
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The Comforter—Christ over crisis
SHEILA P. GEIER
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No lack of self-worth
LARRY HELLER
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Expanding our patience
RUTH H. POYSER
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Being an audience for Truth
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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The lure of purity
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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A Love story
Kristin Marion Helmore
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In 1973 I was confronted with severe pain in one...
VERONICA A. RAGATZ
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One afternoon while riding my bicycle, I was struck by a car...
HELEN W. DOEMLING with contributions from MARGO DOEMLING
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In 1910 my mother's sister was under medical treatment for a...
GLADYS E. SCHULZE with contributions from LORENA SCHULZE BALLARD
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
with contributions from DAVID W. BARTON, R. ROSS COLLINS, A. W. PHINNEY
