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Complete
How we all long to be complete, to feel the peace and poise that come from knowing we have all that we need. No searching, no craving for something we don't have, but just the consciousness of being harmonious and whole.
Completeness is something that we will never find in a material world, in which everything—including man—is temporal and partial. As Paul stated nearly two thousand years ago: "Now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known" (I Cor. 13:12). This indicates that partial knowledge will be overcome by a full knowledge. Complete knowledge. But what does God know about us? The Bible shows that man is the loved child of God, His perfect image, divine Life's likeness. Man is not outside of his Maker, because his Maker is the one infinite Mind, the one supreme intelligence, the source of everything good and living. Man is an idea within God, the divine Mind.

August 28, 1995 issue
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"The 'male and female' of God's creating"
Helene-Maria Voigt
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When you're faced with adultery—how can the Bible help?
Written for the Sentinel
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The power of innocence: a lesson from the resurrection
Russ Gerber with contributions from Ann Stewart
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What is right will triumph
Edwin G. Leever
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Made lovely—in His image
Carly Petersen, with her mother, Cheryl
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Relinquishing egotism
Susan Booth Mack
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Complete
Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Take your orders from God!
Mary Metzner Trammell
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A lifelong search for completeness led me down many paths
Heleina Jenkins
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When our son was about seven months old, my husband was...
Bonnie Jean Schlaepfer