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Be a Noah!
With the advance of modern technology many people question or deny the existence of God. Many are unsure that religion has any validity, yet there is a yearning to find answers to questions like: “Who and what am I?” “Is there such a thing as Deity?”
Mosaic law and theology that evolved from it have portrayed God as knowing good and evil. This view of God presents Him as creating people who can sin and stray, and then punishing them for doing so. So long as we believe in this kind of God, or a Deity that is remote, distant—a theory without proof, or the product of outmoded beliefs—then the lack of faith or belief in God may seem understandable.
Yet there is another view, one that I find reliable and provable. Many people have Bibles that are rarely opened, yet contained within the pages of this book are overwhelming proofs of God’s goodness and love for His creation. These proofs show that the relation between God and man is one of love, inseparability, and protection.
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June 3, 2013 issue
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Letters
Laurel Marquart, JSH-Online comments, Joni Leigh
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Consensus—or one Mind?
Kelly Michaels
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In the care of angels
Diana Jean Booth with contributions from James Edward Booth
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Commissioned as sentinels
Christopher Cieply
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Be a Noah!
Brian Kissock
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"Trust in the Lord..."
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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Living in, and as, love
Deanna Mummert
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Millions of seekers online
Sentinel staff
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The big picture
John Yemma
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Elijah's cave
Brenda Evers
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Go ahead...pray about it
Courtlyn Reekstin
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A lifetime of healing
Lynne Neville Park
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Swift recovery
Natalia R. Parris
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Proving the truth
Virginia McCoy Britt with contributions from Julie Oline
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Limits and burdens fade
Sally Lind
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Arm pain gone
Joan Greig
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Willing to yield
The Editors