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'Dead Sea Scrolls: Life in Ancient Times'
All those words which were written long ago are meant to teach us today.
—Romans 15:4, J. B. Phillips, The New Testament in Modern English
One of the largest collections of Dead Sea Scrolls and the most comprehensive collection of Israeli antiquities ever organized is currently at the Museum of Science, Boston. A traveling exhibit, it will be in Boston until October 20; then it will move on to Salt Lake City, Utah.
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September 2, 2013 issue
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Letters
Maggie Johnson, Carol Nelden, Ron and Anne Hughes, Catalina, Midwest
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My prayers for Syria
Anne Melville
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A pearl of great price
Désirée Goyette
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The light that paralyzes evil
Melanie H. Ball
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Gardening lessons
Susan Lapointe
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Breaking the lottery habit
Tracy V. Black
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Forever grace
Lark Garges Smith
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Our God-given liberty revealed
Maya Howe Dietz
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Bible Lessons—flexibility and freshness for today's reader
The Christian Science Publishing Society Bible Lesson Products department
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'Dead Sea Scrolls: Life in Ancient Times'
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Headache and sickness gone
Isabella
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Lupus healed
Eva Ruth Sánchez Cruz
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Fear fails to overwhelm
David Gibson
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A healing at the swimming pool
Heidi Skok with contributions from Harry Thorp
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Quick recovery from leg injury
Helena Rhonda Bullion
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Leaning, trusting, healing
The Editors