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Some years ago I heard an expert in ancient languages explain...
Some years ago I heard an expert in ancient languages explain that the verse in the forty-sixth Psalm which reads, "Be still, and know that I am God," can also be translated "Let go, and know that I am God." This Biblical instruction meant much to me some years ago when I had been struggling for a long time with the heartbreak of a broken marriage.
My wife had left me and married someone else. In great mental distress I had turned to Christian Science, which I had largely ignored for about thirty years, asked a Christian Science practitioner to pray for me and with me, and had begun an intensive study of the Bible and the writings of Mrs. Eddy.

June 1, 1992 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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The end of monstrous fear
Jan Johnston
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Reincarnation—or life in Spirit?
Elise L. Moore
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Nothing that is nothing
Steve Summerlin
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God will supply your need
Barbara R. Banks
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"Personal attachment" or the divine influence?
Mary Lee S. O'Neal
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Preserving our ability to care
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Relaxing rigid attitudes
Nathan A. Talbot
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As a small child I witnessed a healing after my father became...
Evelyn B. Brookins
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Some years ago I heard an expert in ancient languages explain...
Richard A. Pearson
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One night while I was staying on holiday with my grandparents,...
Kipp Brooks with contributions from Terence R. Brooks, Marjorie Brooks