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[The Old Testament prophets] were not philosophers...
The Bible To-day
[The Old Testament prophets] were not philosophers, constructing a speculative theory from their observation of events. What they said was, 'Thus saith the Lord.' They firmly believed that God spoke to them (spoke to the inward ear, the spiritual sense). He spoke to them out of the events which they experienced. The interpretation of history which they offered was not invented by process of thought; it was the meaning which they experienced in the events, when their minds were opened to God as well as open to the impact of outward facts.
C. H. Dodd, The Bible To-day
Reprinted with permission of Cambridge University Press
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May 2, 1988 issue
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Neighborhood healing and the Golden Rule
Mary Hardin DeSena
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There standeth one among us
Sally Seagull Johnstone
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The search for "the majesty of man"
with contributions from Robert C. Nelson
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We don't have to be afraid
Jan Johnston
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Trust's humble hand
Marty E. Burwell
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Ideas that bless us abundantly
Ann Kenrick
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Riches
Emilie J. Ilg
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A new vision for modern man and woman
William E. Moody
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Under the shadow of the Almighty
Marcia Machado Flesch
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In 1956 my husband brought me a copy of The Herald of Christian Science,...
Rose Maria Plasterer
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Even as a young child I was able to utilize what I had learned...
Beverly Schroeder
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I came into Christian Science in 1939
Virginia Warneck
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I've been so helped by the teachings of Christian Science that...
Mattie Jo Detherage