Poems

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Now!

JAMES DONALDSON ENSIGN

I need not wait for passing daysTo give our God all power and praise;For now I am the Father's child—Perfect, free, and undefiled.
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The Pure in Heart

EMILY M. STEPHENS

Not with reluctance, but with joywe pass beneath His rod.

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Anthology of classic articles

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From Safety

A safe refuge

Trust in God opens the door to a safe refuge, always available and always at hand.

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Gratitude for Help

LUCY I. STURK

Uplifted , I went forth to meetWhat seemed Goliath with his shield,My hand in God's.

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Confident

CONSTANCE E. ELLISON

"If You have to pass through angry waters,They shall not overwhelm you.
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Be Still and Know

BERTHA RIVERS—THOMPSON

"God was not in the wind.
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Glory Through Humility

REUBEN POGSON

Although the snowdrop is so slight, so frail,It pierces through the winter's stubborn soil.

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A spiritual approach to healthcare

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A spiritual approach to healthcare

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From Faculties indestructible

MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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A safe refuge

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Liberation

JAMES MONTEITH ERSKINE

"Not by might"—The force of argumentLaunched by the battering ram of human will—We storm the gates of light,
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Scientific Forgiveness

MARY H. OLIVER

Until all thought of hurt is blotted outWe cannot truly say we have forgiven;And if there still remains a single doubtThat aught but good was ever real, we needTo pray for patience and humilityAnd greater love for God, that we may knowThat man is God's idea, forever free.
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Through Length of Days

MARY STONE WALLACE

Good comes to us in countless ways:In light of Truth through length of days,In right endeavor, God-sustained,In sorrow healed, with peace regained.
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Being

EDITH GADDIS BREWER

Thou art.
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Evening and Morning

BENJAMIN STURGIS PRAY

In Genesis, the chart of revelationGroups evening and then morning as the day;Make this your calendar of demonstration,Make this the rising sequence of your way.
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The Voices

VIRGINIA THESIGER

They will call to you with soft singing voices,Come back! They will beckon, Come back! They will call,Walk with us where the human heart rejoices,Down twisting lanes that lead nowhere at all.