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DISEASE CAUSED BY SIN
Tell a man who has always accounted himself a good Christian that his rheumatism is the effect of sin and he will feel insulted. Likely as not he would say, "It's a lie," for he believes himself to be free from sin. In the First Epistle of John, 1 : 8, we read: "If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us."
Job made that mistake and suffered for it. Accustomed to hear himself well spoken of as a just and upright man, he grew self-satisfied. He was asleep in sin, and a pretty rough awakening had to come. When sickness and disaster came upon him, he was patient for a while, but finally, seeing no sin in himself, commenced accusing God.

December 15, 1898 issue
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MISCELLANY
with contributions from John W. Hillmann
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EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM OF THE MASSACHUSETTS METAPHYSICAL COLLEGE
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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FROM DESPAIR TO JOY
Arnold Blome
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THE LATE MAJOR LESTER
K. Stuart
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Dear Editor:—The enclosed clipping from the editorial...
with contributions from Archibald McLellan
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MR. FARLOW AT KANSAS CITY
with contributions from Effie S. Watt, Lily G. Barnes
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Poughkeepsie Christian Scientists were happy yesterday...
with contributions from Martha Cotting