Article September 5, 1903 Issue

The Concordance

GERTRUDE M. SINGLETON

The Boston Transcript

I can find no words adequate to express my gratitude for the new Concordance, which seems like a personal gift to each of us from our dear Leader in Israel. How can we thank her? By using it faithfully as we would grasp a strong, firm hand, by which to climb higher.

In looking up a reference one may receive a distinct blessing, through the helpful suggestions which enrich almost every line.

When the Index was omitted from Science and Health, there was a momentary sense of loss, eliminated the next instant by the thought "our Leader knows," and a reminder that "nothing good can be lost." Now it has come back so enhanced in value that we are made to realize "the affluence of Love which is continually giving, beyond what we can ask or think."

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