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This morning's demand
Mentally make it to the mountaintop.
How to arrive:
Four-wheel drive?
Gently drift in slow chairlift?
Or be dropped calmly from way up high
out of helicopter buzzing by?
Now listen. There's more to this than just a transport system.
My hike (including leaping and some crawling!) begins only
when I see Soul-source as all. Then the joyous trek—
seen in clear perspective—makes me prove:
it isn't I but the mount that's got to move.
With mini-mustard-grain-gauged faith
I know the only power, God, is All...
so I can't fall off precipice that never was
nor climb back up a mound of nothingness.
Just for today I've made it to that mountaintop,
and happily have found I stand, dominion-gowned,
on level ground.
BEVERLY JEAN McCREARY
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January 5, 1981 issue
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Put some steam in your self-esteem
KENNY L. BAKER
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Caring for our bodies
RALPH BYRON COPPER
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Romantic longings
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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Urgent daily prayer
RICHARD D. MEYER
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The shepherd thought
ANITA LEE CHANEY
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This morning's demand
BEVERLY JEAN McCREARY
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7 From pioneers to pioneer (Part 1)
CORA MASON
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God's law governs man
C. CHAUNCEY BUTLER
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Undefeated
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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A title to remember
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Missi, believer in Truth
Rachel Helen Bones
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Daddy took time
Mary Elaine Zimmerman
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During a summer college program some years...
JAMES E. BRADY
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About a week before I was to go on vacation one time, I had a...
DOROTHY M. BROWN