August 21, 1902
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Items of Interest
The Standard Oil Company is to have built in England a fleet of twelve steamships of the "Kennebec" type for the Eastern trade.
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It
is probable that few people, except fishermen, realize the immense value of certain patches of sea.
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The
patience, faithfulness, and intelligence of "man's knowing friend" are nowhere more conspicuously shown than in the handling of sheep, and in the north of England the training of sheep-dogs has become really a fine art.
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We
may search in vain throughout the whole of the Bible for any safe foundation on which to rest the theory that Satan was ever in heaven.
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God
is the same yesterday, to-day, and forever, no matter how uncertain, finite, or inadequate may be the terms used to explain Him, or how sacrilegious or idolatrous the mortal mind pictures may be that seek to satisfy human desire and finite senses by making a God in the image of man.
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"It is well known," says the Revue Scientifique, "that certain spiders can be transported by the wind, owing to a very light silken thread that they emit from the spinneret which is blown along by an ascending current of air.
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," printed from new plates, with lines numbered, and with important revisions by the author.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Editorial
The
very intimate connection between our Sunday services and the Wednesday evening meetings must be apparent to all.
Editorial
The
"limited express" with its burden of humanity sweeps past on its time-exterminating, space-destroying mission, grand in us triumph of mechanics, regal in its luxurious appointments, proud in its relations to commerce, to government, and to social life.
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It
is not the zealous maintenance of a given point of view, but loyalty to the best light he has, which entitles a man to the respect of his fellows.
Editorial
The
following paragraph from a private letter voices a thought which is most heartily appreciated by those who have been called to arrange the Bible Lessons.
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In a recent circular to the Branch Churches, issued by the Board of Lectureship, the request is renewed that after deeming upon a lecture, the churches give the lecturer as early notice as may be, so that it may be possible to effect an economy of time and expense.
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The workers in the Field will be pleased to learn something of what is being done by First Church of Christ, Scientist, of New Bedford, Mass.
Poem
Into the song of the Poet are builded the things that endure : The Pillars of Karnak will crumble but the song of Shelley is sure.
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The twenty-sixth edition of the Church Manual, revised to date, with list of new members admitted June 10.
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Healed
by Christian Science ten years ago of a tumor on my eyelid which nearly closed my eye and which had been removed three times by surgical operations, each time returning with conditions more alarming than the first, I rejoice to say that it has not returned since, and it cannot, for God is the healer.
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Christ
Truth, the spiritual idea of being, is Emanuel, "God with us," which saves from sin, disease, and death.
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Obviously
the Christian minister who is unable to comprehend the works of Christ Jesus as included in the doctrine that sin and sickness are healed by one and the same method, and that both have mental causation, is at a serious disadvantage in reclaiming the sinner.
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While the changes are going on which have been brought about through the wise suggestion of our Leader in regard to rotation in office, it may be a help to remember that in the cycles of the harmonious activity of infinite Mind, the forever unfolding of Truth's ideas, each individual man has his own place, his own work, his own development, his own individuality, and that he never has had and never can have another's place, any more than he can possess the individual consciousness of any one else, because the individuality of God is expressed in the individual identity of every man.
Testimony of Healing
I feel that I should like to repledge my fealty to Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
I should be very ungrateful to God if I did not thus publicly thank Him for this great proof of His love, and at the same time did not acknowledge my gratitude to that noble, unselfish woman, Mary Baker G.
Testimony of Healing
I was engaged to sing at a concert one evening not long ago.
Testimony of Healing
In looking over a heap of letters to see what could be torn up, I came across one which gave such a good demonstration of the power of Truth to meet every condition of error that I decided to write it out for the Sentinel.
Testimony of Healing
I was healed in Christian Science after having tried almost every remedy I could hear of.
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