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Mary and Martha
The story of Mary and Martha reveals the depth of our Master's Christ-man nature perhaps more fully than any incident in the Gospel narrative.
The two sisters received their guest in a way that marked their strong individuality.
Martha, the type of Oriental hospitality, thought first of the material needs of her guest and was "distracted about the preparations of the table," while Mary "seated herself at the feet of Jesus, listening to his discourse."
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May 2, 1903 issue
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Looking at Things Unseen
S.F.S.
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Opposition to Mind
Lewis B. Coates
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An Interesting Point
Albert E. Miller
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A Friendly Disagreement
"Henry C. Smith
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The True Impulse
Edward C. Butler
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Christianity Defined
Edward Everett Norwood
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The disciples and apostles were for the most part men...
W. D. McCrackan
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There has never been an argument or a law against...
William H. Jennings
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To those who have only a theoretical rather than a...
Alfred Farlow
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All that we know of any material thing, whether a human...
Clarence A. Buskirk
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The Lectures
with contributions from E. A. McFarland, Leeland Hathaway, George L. Miller
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The value of Christianity lies in its bringing the message...
William Newton Clarke
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Significant Questions
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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Amendments to By-laws
Editor
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An Easter Letter
Francis Hastings Jewett
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Notice to Branch Churches
with contributions from William Newton Clarke
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Unfoldment
J. F. HILL.
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Mary and Martha
R. P. V.
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Love, the Conqueror
ANNE DODGE.
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Grace A. French, Clementine B. Dixon
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The Welcome to Der Herold
with contributions from Max Jagerhuber, Emelia Mueller, Baroness Olga von Beschwitz, Frances Thurber Seal, Epictetus
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I was first attracted to Christian Science about two years...
A. R. MacLellan, Jr.
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I was a miserable woman, suffering daily with headache...
Anna I. Sperry with contributions from M. E. M.
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from Horace Bushnell, H. V. Hilprecht, Channing, C. A. Barbour, Longfellow