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Transformation
WE read a sad lesson from a little incident related of Leonardo Da Vinci's painting of his famous Last Supper.
The great artist searched curiously for many days among the passers in the crowded streets for a face good and pure and sweet enough to serve as a model for the Saviour.
At last he found one, classic in feature, refined in expression, spiritual in suggestion, and he painted his wonderful Christ.
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May 30, 1903 issue
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The Attitude of Christian Scientists toward Physicians
W. D. McCRACKAN
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The Demands of Christian Science
ALFRED FARLOW
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Love and Self-Assertion
FLEISCHER
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Utilizing Nature's Energy
KATHERINE VOSBURG
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ira W. Packard, Roeseler, Emily Pardee-Disbrow
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Card
MARY BAKER G. EDDY
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Now and Then
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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The Children of Disobedience
WILLARD S. MATTOX.
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Concerning Testimonies
E. L. F.
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The Value of Right Thinking
JOHN L. RENDALL.
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Had I but Wealth
R. G. CARNEY
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The Wise Old Apple-Tree
M. E.
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The Bright Side
Anon
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Among the Churches
MARY W. BRODERSON with contributions from BEECHER, GEORGE F. GADDIS, A. G. PECK
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I became interested in Christian Science somewhat over...
Ella E. Mitchell
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I wish to express my gratitude to our beloved Leader...
MINNA BOHDE with contributions from Anon
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Notices
with contributions from STEPHEN A. CHASE
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Religious Items
with contributions from AUGUSTUS M. LORD, LUCY LARCOM, CARLYLE, JOHN HAMILTON THOM, ROBERT LEIGHTON, ALEX. MACLAREN, W. GLADDEN, THOMAS A KEMPIS