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Reflection

MARION LODER WAGNER

Should a little sunbeam say:I have so much to do to-day—So much darkness to make light,So much glooming to make bright,So many hearts to warm and cheer—I am not strong enough, I fear.
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Be Still and Know

EVA B. ROWE

Be still and know that I am God,—Omnipotence supreme,Omniscience, to guide us throughOur fleeting earthly dream.

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Get to know God: The “omnis”

Listen to gain deeper insight into the four “omnis”—omnipresence, omnipotence, omniscience, and omniaction.

From Pregnancy and childbirth

For expectant mothers

The more fully we accept the spiritual nature of birth, the more effortlessly we can demonstrate that nothing has occurred from which one needs to recover.

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Resurrection

LENA M. HALL

"Father, forgive,"—it bursts the very tomb! Rolls the dread stone, and sets the Master free.

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"Now I see"

MARIA VALDE

A Little child,—she loved to hear aboutThe New Jerusalem and God's white throne.
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Alone with God

COURTLAND HOLDOM

Alone , alone, upon the boundless sea,Tossed by the waves and driven by the wind—A voice from out the darkness comes to me:But look to God, and comfort you shall find.
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Giving

EDITH L. PERKINS

O Happy little flower, with heart of goldThat doth the gladness of the sunlight hold,To me thou teachest lessons manifold.

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Anthology of classic articles III

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These books healed me

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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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Transformation

FLORA A. BIXBY

In letting in the light of Truth,Where darkness long has been,We may disclose a startling sinAnd wish 'twere dark again.
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The Words of My Mouth

MARGARET MORRISON

Let not mine own unguarded wordIn thoughtless haste go forthTo judge another's word or deed,Its vanity or worth;But rather let me silent beIn patient, calm duress,And set a seal upon my lipsUntil my thought can bless.
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Supply

MARIA VALDE

Once in time of dearth Elijah cameTo a widow at Zarephath's gate;And he, the man of God, asked her to makeA little cake for him, before she ate.
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Truth's Lesson

HELEN M. WHITE

Each day I'm learning how to beJust a little more like thee,O Lord, so tender, strong, and pure;O thou who didst the cross endure;That we the way might know.
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The Comforter

AMBROSE W. HAYTER

There is a peace that passeth understanding;There is a Love that healeth all our fears;There is a joy that's far above, transcendingThe dreams and hopes of all our mortal years.
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O Love Divine

H. M. CALDWELL

O Love divine, with humble heart,I pray for grace to know Thy will,So I may learn to do my partAnd love the place I am to fill.