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If asking questions is like sowing seeds in thought, then this issue of the Journal promises a harvest of answers to questions thoughtfully considered in prayer. “Who do you think you are?” “What about the body?” and “Are we waiting for something to happen?” are actual titles of articles in this issue. Other articles address implicit questions such as, What does it mean that Christ comes to the flesh? (see article by Lynne Buckley-Quirk); What if the whole world thinks your spiritual view of reality is wrong? (Bob Cochran); and How can a physical crisis result in a huge step forward in one’s life? (John Quincy Adams III).
In the case of each article and testimony in this issue, prayer nurtured and developed a shift in thought, and revealed answers that produced fruits of healing in a diversity of situations.
As Judy Olson’s article, “ ‘Hearken’ and heal!” illustrates, listening for and paying close attention to God’s messages—not “simply reading or listening to some nice words, which can go in one ear and out the other”—can transform our thinking and experience. Whatever questions have been growing in the good soil of your prayers, you can look forward to finding some answers to them in this issue.
Nancy Humphrey Case
Staff Editor
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