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What must I do?
What must I do to master poverty, sin, hatred, disease, danger, and death? Haven't we all often asked the same question? Isn't this the cry of all mankind, filling the world?
Almost two thousand years ago Christ Jesus gave a very simple but direct answer. When the rich young man asked what he must do to have eternal life, Jesus' final answer was, "Follow me." Matt. 19:21. Two brief words that indicate the ultimate solution for all problems. This demand has lost none of its impetus. It sounds through all the centuries. "Follow me"!

November 12, 1984 issue
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An important "cannot" of prayer
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Master in the house
VIRGINIA THESIGER
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Divine operation
MAXINE SHORE
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Gratitude opens the door to God's creation
MARY LLOYD MILLS
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Gratitude
HELEN I. MARKWITH
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Father Time and Mother Nature—man's parents?
LOWELL N. CANNON
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What must I do?
CLAIRE ROSELIUS
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The rainbow
FRED C. STEDHAM
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A clearer view
BETTY FIEDLER
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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No longer thinking in matter
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Where our faith rests
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Man: material mixture or compound idea?
Camille H. MacKusick
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As one who had been reared in a churchgoing,...
JUNE McKNIGHT PIERCE
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I love my job as a summer camp counselor, and I've learned...
CORRIN LYNEA LONG
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Like Moses standing before the Red Sea with the command...
MIMI CARTER KOLOMBATOVIC
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In my senior year of college I traveled with a group of students...
THOMAS CHARLES BLAIR