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"He drew me out of many waters"
Even when we can't figure out how God can possibly help us, we're not beyond help. We see His answer as our prayer quiets doubt and fear.
My husband and I were enjoying a slow ride in a small boat, powered by a three-and-a-half-horsepower motor, in the Okefenokee Swamp. Quite a distance from the boathouse, the motor conked out. We tried to return by paddling the boat, but since my husband was bent over trying to fix the motor while I paddled using one oar, we missed the direction marker and realized too late we were lost. We entered a wrong channel, and soon the motor was enmeshed in underwater plant growth.
The boat was solidly blocked by a mound of gray mud on which was lying a huge alligator. He appeared to be asleep but once in a while he blinked an eye in our direction.

May 11, 1987 issue
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Songs in the night
Frances L. West
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Testimonies of healing: lights for the world
Judith M. Chapman
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"I am ... the bright and morning star"
Kathryn A. Knox
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"He drew me out of many waters"
Mildred E. Greenway
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Light
Leslie Jean McLeod-Warrick
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A matter of opinion—or a cry from the heart?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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To speak helpful, healing words
Carolyn B. Swan
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Words and works
Paul Edward Gingell
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I would like to relate a healing in Christian Science concerning...
Mildred Bassman with contributions from Cindy Lee Bassman, Donald J. Bassman
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During a time when I was preparing a talk about my career in...
Charlotte Kinney Geer
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One day I started to move an engine hoist from my garage
Murray Lawrence Jayne with contributions from Jean Lundahl Jayne