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Spiritually measured supply
What measure would you use to calculate abundance? Consider, for example, the supply of fresh water. Is your concept of abundance a lake stretching for miles? a mountain stream? an overflowing river? Or is it confined to the faucet in your kitchen; or to an isolated well if you live in a desert?
If our concept of supply is small, we end up with limited resources. We need to change a narrow concept from mortal limitation to spiritual abundance through the clear, intelligent understanding of what substance really is and where it comes from.
If substance were measured by material possessions or income, it would be limited, finite—it would have no sure foundation. Obviously we need to look far deeper than this: we need to look to God, the source of all good; and God's supply is permanent.
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July 18, 1983 issue
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Why not shine "as the morning"?
DOROTHEA KAHN JAFFE
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Beauty is yours right now
PAMELA SUSAN McKNIGHT
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Continuing strength
RUTH H. POYSER
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Spiritually measured supply
M. MARGARET SEYMOUR
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The mist myth
GRACE FLYNN
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God
LEE REEDER
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No complaint!
MILENA BERAN
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"The next lessons"—a strong fortress (Part II)
JON GIB HARDER
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Life is not frail
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Ripening years, ripening health
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Ageless man
MARION RICHARD SHIERSHKE
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Does somebody owe you a party?
Darren Nelson
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I first heard of Christian Science in 1923, in Egypt, where my...
MARY CARTER with contributions from ENID CARTER
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I have so many reasons to be grateful to God
ELDON J. APPLING
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I am well beyond ninety, and for the past sixty years Christian Science...
MARTHA A. CROPLEY with contributions from DOROTHY C. KAHRMANN