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Miscellaneous Writings

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Foreword ~ Finding the Christ in Ourselves ~ Neither Do I Condemn Thee ~ In His Name ~ Loose Him and Let Him Go ~ All Sufficiency in All Things ~ God's Hand ~ If Thou Knewest ~ Trusting and Resting ~ The Spoken Word ~ Unadulterated Truth ~ Oneness With God ~

and I will be with thy mouth, and teach thee what thou shalt say."

In Edward Everett Hale's story, "In His Name," a story of the Waldenses seven hundred years ago, it is no fairy tale that invests the words, "In His Name," with such magic power. This little password carried all who went on errands of good safely through the most dangerous places. Locked doors were readily opened at the sound of the words. Soldier, sentry, officers of the guard, all gave way respectfully and instantly before it. Men were willing to leave their homes at a moment's notice and plunge into the greatest hardships "for the love of Christ and in His name."

Ministering today "in His name," I say unto you, troubled one, anxious one, weary one, Be strong ! be of good courage! be hopeful! The world --- the mortal --- is overcome already. The Christ, the I Am, speaking through Jesus, has spoken it, saying, "I have overcome the world."

"To him that overcometh" that is, to him who recognizes that already the world is overcome by the 1 Am, that there is nothing in all

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