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What are your favorite Bible translations?
Christian Scientists love the Bible, particularly the King James Version, which is primarily used in church services and in the weekly Bible Lesson. Yet many students of the Bible also find inspiration from reading other translations. The Sentinel invites you to share a brief comment on which translation or translations you enjoy reading and how one or more of them inspires or informs you. We’d love to hear from you!
E-mail your submission to JSHwrite@csps.com putting “Bible translations” in the subject line.
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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
