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FOR CHILDREN
The colt
[Original in Spanish]
One morning Juan and Romulo got up earlier than usual to see if their father's favorite mare had dropped her foal. Before they got to the corral, the foreman caught up with them and said, "Mara had a colt last night, but he's very weak and won't live."
Juan, the smaller boy, said: "I think you must be wrong. You know God really makes everything good, including His creatures. And God doesn't make sickness."
The foreman went on: "He was born hours ago, but he can't get on his legs to nurse; they aren't strong enough. In cases like this, the foals always die."
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January 23, 1984 issue
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Working in the right direction
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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Unexpected answers
JOY ABLE
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Jonah—an object lesson for today
LILA LOUISE FREEMANTLE
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Closing the gap
MARIE ANTOINETTE COWING
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You don't need to suffer
MARGARET COLEMAN BROWN
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Satisfaction—guaranteed!
HAL H. HOERNER
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Prayer flight
JACKLYN J. WILLIAMS
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Parable
JOHN LINDSAY RENNIE
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The Comforter brings unfailing comfort
DeWITT JOHN
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Baptized of the Holy Ghost
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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The colt
Julia Sivori de Montenegro
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At one time in my life I strayed from practicing...
CONNIE DINGLEY
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I was first attracted to Christian Science not for healing, but...
ANDREW M. McCLYMONT
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My last testimony was published some thirty years ago after I...
VALENTINA GERSHGORIN