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The Poet and His poem
We are a living poem,
composed by
an inspired Poet.
We have rhythm, tone,
color, expression.
But how can we be so
profoundly defined?
Because the Almighty
cannot help but compose
a flawless poem.
His work is
perfectly created,
complete.
Written in clearest ink
on purest page,
the poem is finished.
Not one word superfluous,
not one thought
unexpressed.
—Brandon O’Neil
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September 17, 2012 issue
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Letters
Ray D. Schultz, T. Jewell Collins
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Uppercase or lowercase E?
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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Actually, it's not all about 'me'
Colleen Douglass
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I hear music
Phyllis W. Zeno
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Humiliated, or humbled and healed?
Channing Walker
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Facing down false prophesies
Tanner Johnsrud
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Studied and approved
Kathryn Ness
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The real trophy
Rafael Ferreira Santos
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The Poet and His poem
Brandon O'Neil
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Out of the prison of fear, and into class
Margaret Effner
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'An overwhelming sense of peace'
Corey A. Taylor
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Springs of water
David Foote
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Why violence is not natural to men
Kim Korinek
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Our way is secure
Michael Hamilton
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Abundant solutions
Lyn Drake
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Respect required for well-being
Keith Wommack
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First archaeological evidence of Samson?
Nir Hasson
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Menstrual cramps, allergies healed
Kathleen Anderson
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Incurable food allergy healed
Natasha
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Healed of cold symptoms
Carmen Diaz-Bolton
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On genetic predestination
The Editors