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True economy and the law of Love
The Bible reveals that the safest and most secure basis on which to build a sound economy is the understanding of God’s nature.
There is much speculation at this time as to how countries’ economies will evolve following the pandemic. Many theories have been put forward as to how small businesses with limited capital will be able to restart—or not. Scenarios envisaging the growth of organizations that are well capitalized abound.
The Bible reveals that the safest and most secure basis on which to build a sound economy is the understanding of God’s nature. Individuals in the Bible who put their trust in God were able to live fruitful and accomplished lives—and to bless others abundantly. Abraham, Moses, Joseph, and Elijah exemplified faith and trust in a God who provides all good to His beloved creation. Christ Jesus, the ultimate demonstrator of God’s law of infinite good, proved that God, divine Love, provides for every human need. On two occasions he fed thousands with a few loaves and fish, which multiplied both times as the food was shared (see Matthew 15:32–38 and John 6:1–13).

November 15, 2021 issue
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Keeping Watch
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Be a fact-checker
Kent Garland MacKay
Poetry
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Nonpartisan prayer
Joanne Storms
Keeping Watch
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To be a peacemaker, go higher
Barbara Horton
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True economy and the law of Love
Louis Benjamin
Kids
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Finding Fluffy
Holly Bolon
Healings
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Two quick healings
Nancy Bourcier
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Deep gratitude for Christian Science nursing care
Laurel Marquart
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Pain in arms gone
Shirley Dodd
Bible Lens
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Soul and Body
November 15–21, 2021
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Deb Hensley, Gary A, Elaine Milne