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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1971
Page
9
Louis Cassels reflects on personal experience with a heart attack and argues that faith offers a sense of God’s presence in crisis rather than automatic pain relief. He cites the 23rd Psalm and notes even Jesus did not receive a spared ordeal, emphasizing acceptance over miracle avoidance.
The text reflects on illness bringing God’s presence and inner happiness, with faith in divine impartiality through trials. It notes mood shifts in illness, the peace of God beyond understanding, and the value of kindness in others including doctors and family, highlighting gratitude for a faithful marriage and a responsible son.
The Rev Lee Truman urges frequent thanks as a powerful, simple act. He recalls a secretary's reaction to a boss who valued appreciation and shares personal stories of giving and receiving gratitude. He urges readers to write appreciative notes, noting thank you opens hearts and fosters connection.
A narrator recalls asking a Los Angeles postal worker how many letters arrive for Santa Claus before Christmas. The count drops to a single card this year, a child’s note reading Thanks, Santa. The reflection ends with a remark on human nature and the story of Jesus.
The Bible translation under way is renamed The New International Bible a Contemporary Translation by New York Bible Society International. More than 100 evangelical scholars contribute from the English speaking world. A British edition will be prepared as books are completed with anglicized spelling and idioms by a special committee in England.
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