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Neck pain disappears
Three years ago, in the spring, I started to feel pain in the middle of the back of my neck. I felt this sensation two or three times a month over the next few months. The pain would last a few hours and then go away. Because it seemed temporary, I just put up with it.
However, at one point when this pain returned near the end of that summer, I said to myself, “I have to do something about this!”
In that instant, I reached out to God. An angel message immediately came to me: “There is no pain in Truth, and no truth in pain.” I recognized these words from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy (p. 113 ). Though this statement brought some comfort, the pain remained. So, I asked God, “How do I know that statement is true?” Again, God’s message to me came at once: “If it were not so, I would have told you” (John 14:2 ).
It’s interesting that the previous verse begins, “Let not your heart be troubled” (John 14:1 ). And looking back now, I realize my troubled heart was instantly calmed by the healing message from verse 2.
I knew God was telling me the truth, and I felt assured of His love for me. The pain immediately disappeared and has not returned.
Russell Whittaker
New Bern, North Carolina, US
March 25, 2013 issue
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