Bible Lens

The Bible Lens pullout section of the Christian Science Sentinel is discontinued as of December 7, 2025. To see all of our most recent Bible study related offerings, check out the Bible Resources page. Each one of these rich resources is designed to bring inspiration and light to your study of Scripture.

Bible Lens

Life

January 13–19, 2025

The book of Revelation shows God to be omnipresent, not limited to a sacred space in a physical structure.

Bible Lens

Sacrament

January 6–12, 2025

After the Master’s ascension, breaking bread became a precious symbol for his followers.

Bible Lens

God

December 30, 2024–January 5, 2025

Christ Jesus’ command to repent demands a profound commitment to regeneration.

Bible Lens

Christian Science

December 23–29, 2024

For Jesus’ followers, the Comforter guarantees spiritual guidance and protection.

Bible Lens

Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?

December 16–22, 2024

The Messiah was predicted to be a descendant of David who would bring salvation to everyone, even those considered sinners and outcasts.

Bible Lens

God the Preserver of Man

December 9–15, 2024

The Hebrew word šālôm (translated peace) has broad significance: fulfillment, prosperity, harmony, safety, and health.

Bible Lens

God the Only Cause and Creator

December 2–8, 2024

“In the beginning” indicates not a starting point or specific period but the eternal nature of God and His creation.

Bible Lens

Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced

November 25–December 1, 2024

When God’s might is exercised, wickedness is swept away.

Bible Lens

Thanksgiving

2024

The commitment call to exalt the name of the one God reverberates throughout Hebrew Scripture.

Bible Lens

Soul and Body

November 18–24, 2024

In both Jewish and Greek tradition, eyesight and light symbolize understanding or revelation.

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Mortals and Immortals

November 11–17, 2024

James stresses the immense power of sincere prayer to God.

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Adam and Fallen Man

November 4–10, 2024

God’s image is shown to express His essential nature, identified in the New Testament as Spirit.