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Gratitude: do we think it's owed us?
For several years I had provided funds and advice to a friend who was new in the business world. He had prospered, and I felt gratified at the help that I was able to give.
One day, however, my friend explained that since he now knew the necessary procedures, he could handle the work without help and, in addition, did not feel obligated to repay the sums advanced. Feeling chagrined at this surprising turn of events, but trying to know God's control over all, I made a strong, persistent effort to turn to God for answers.

February 10, 1986 issue
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A spiritual answer to loneliness
ROBIN JAGEL
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Forgiveness and healing
BARBARA COOK
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Daystar
ELIZABETH KEYES WILLIAMS
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Gratitude: do we think it's owed us?
MARION H. STEKOLL
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Single parent
FAITH WALSH HEIDTBRINK
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Evil isn't a noun or pronoun ... or verb
KENNETH A. NELSON
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Insecurity: impossible in God's kingdom
ELIZABETH LEE LOKEY
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Prayer and the healing of mankind's animosities
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Defeating selfishness
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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I have had the great blessing of being brought...
ANDREW E. GIBSON
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One day I was on an outing with some friends
ERIN ARTHUR with contributions from JILL J. ARTHUR
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I am told that in the early 1900s my aunt was quickly healed...
ALICE W. KOEGLER