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Ankle pain stopped
At different times over the years I have had discomfort in one ankle or the other resulting from past injuries. When I again began to feel pain one night late last summer, this passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy came to me: “Suffer no claim of sin or of sickness to grow upon the thought. Dismiss it with an abiding conviction that it is illegitimate, because you know that God is no more the author of sickness than He is of sin” (p. 390).
As I thought about this statement, it occurred to me that I didn’t need to make this conviction abide in me; the conviction about what is spiritually real and what is not comes from God, and therefore is always abiding within me. At that moment, I felt it deeply and thought it must be similar to the conviction the disciple Peter had when he declared that Jesus was the Christ (see Matthew 16:15–18).

April 18, 2022 issue
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"Peace—to every heart"
William E. Moody
Keeping Watch
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Finding the deep peace of God
Evan Mehlenbacher
- Image and Inspiration
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One hundred percent confident
Dale Matheny
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“God with us” all
Jeannie Ferber
Kids
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Questions and answers
Joan Sherman Hunt
Healings
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Healing of neck injury
Jeffery Driscoll with contributions from John Graham
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Ankle pain stopped
Gemariah Love
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Freed from insomnia
Alvaro Pedro Manzenza
Bible Lens
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Probation After Death
April 18–24, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Adejugbagbe Ezekiel Akingbade, Deb Hensley, Kristen Hafford