Living Lesson explores the Ten Commandments and the Gospel
The article discusses Bible study questions for January 1 1962 focusing on what Christians can know believe and do. It argues the Ten Commandments remain eternal when interpreted through the gospel and Jesus Sermon on the Mount. It warns against viewing law and gospel as opposing and stresses inner transformation over legalism in building a better world.
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Dr. Foreman
Jesus
Moses
Christ
Saint Paul
J. B. Phillips
New York State
Jesu
Gay
God
Retirement Thoughts On 65 And Beyond From Thomas Collins
An expert discusses forced retirement at 65, noting initial adjustment is only the start of later life changes. The piece warns that plans may fail to anticipate ongoing shifts, such as health, mobility, and farming or business challenges, and suggests selling property easily and considering retirement housing carefully. It ends with an offer for a Golden Years booklet by Thomas Collins.
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St. Petersburg
Thomas Collins
Colin
Dept. Nwns
Grand Central Station
New York
Secrets and savings in the local buying public
The piece discusses how people enjoy sharing secrets while trusting some to know. It argues small truths are fine if facts remain intact and highlights daily savings from local buying and trading, inviting readers to consider what others know.
Growing in Christ as We Enter a New Year
A preacher reflects on growing spiritually rather than aging outwardly. Growth is measured by Christlike character, not body size, urging readers to read the Gospels, seek the Holy Spirit, and pursue divine power for true inner renewal in the new year.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Jesus
Division of Christian Education
Mm We
Omyp Unity ‘Press Service
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Matthew
Tey
Diahann Carroll
Richard Kiley
Richard Rodgers
Tom
Dorr
By Jo Fischer
U.S
Foreman
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E. D. Soper
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