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The prayer of unselfed love blesses all
One of the dramatic object lessons in the Bible is found in the story of Job. We read of his intense despair over disease and personal loss; his profound inner wrestlings as he strove to reconcile personal experience and faith; and finally his vision of God's nature and the restoration of his spiritual and physical well-being.
The poetry of the book of Job is considered a masterful achievement in the history of world literature. Yet the book, which is the product, most believe, of more than one man's inspiration, is sublime not only because of style and form. It grapples with the deepest of questions concerning life's meaning and man's relationship to God.

October 4, 1982 issue
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So—you don't like business administration
DEAN BARTLETT GORHAM
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The warmth of Soul
BERTHA EDITH CLEMMER
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Stay anchored to the rock
PETER HOLLINSHEAD SELBY
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Don't pocket bad "pennies"
JOYCE C. LEDDY
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Stopping the parade of mortal beliefs
HAZEL TERESA COOK
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True satisfaction
PEGGY PERCIVAL
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No accidents in God's presence
DeWITT JOHN
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The prayer of unselfed love blesses all
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Divine service
MARY G. FARNUM
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Good girl
Lesley Clyne
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A few years ago, when I was beginning the last...
BRIAN V. PETTERSEN with contributions from BARBARA PETTERSEN
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Since Christian Science has come into our family, many blessings...
VERA MAE CHATARD with contributions from FRED J. CHATARD
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Last summer when I was eleven years old, I visited my grandmother
LISA WELLS with contributions from ROYCE L. WELLS
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During my years of teaching in a Christian Science Sunday School...
SYLVIA O. DIETZ with contributions from CICELY M. GALLAGHER