In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Choose love instead of hate

Claire Van Fossen

Fear and hatred only close our thoughts to God when we most need to hear Him. 
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"Let everlasting thanks..."

Photograph by Wil Meacham

<div class="inline-quote"> &lt;div class="inline-quote"&gt; &lt;p&gt;Let everlasting thanks be Thine&lt;br&gt;For such a bright display&lt;br&gt;As makes a world of darkness shine&lt;br&gt;With beams of heavenly day.
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Enlarging my tent

Cecily Sharp-Whitehill

Here’s some of what makes me feel wealthy: sitting at my desk surrounded by Mary Baker Eddy’s writings, a variety of concordances and reference books, and multiple Bible translations.
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Dry your wings

Cate Vincent

We were making uninterrupted time to pause and listen to God.
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A good time to be awake

Chris Shoaf

It was imperative to get my thinking out of lethargic speculation.
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Start with the solution

Malcolm Jackson

I had to unlearn the generally accepted premise that matter is both primary and causative.
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The light that brings freedom

Michel Bobillier

Where the light is, there is not and there can never be darkness.
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Security: Where does it come from?

Walter Rodgers

The one divine Mind governs every individual—the good guys, the bad guys, and those in between.
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Those petty squabbles: ‘What’s the point?’

Pam DeBolt

Willfulness, ego, and self-justification. They all have to go!
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Love filled the ponds

Tom Feldman

Find the resource that never runs dry all year, every year.
Kids

Kids ask...

Answer offered by Chet Manchester

—Ricky, age 9
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What got me started

Karenlee Mannerino

I&nbsp;have been working for the past 20 years with 18 different Bible translations when reading the weekly Bible Lesson in the Christian Science Quarterly.