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[Written for the Sentinel.]
"What think ye?"
Think
ye of Mind as but a transient force,
A temporal power within the human breast,
Destroyed when sin has run its wanton course
And wayward man at last is laid at rest?
Think ye of Spirit as a phantom hand
That beckons but to multiply our ills,
And straightway tenders all its spectre band
To lead the hosts of earth where'er it wills?
Think ye of Soul as but a single star,
Set in the orbit of corporeal sense,
To guide us to some firmament afar,
And sin, disease, and death its recompense?
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February 25, 1905 issue
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A Parallel from Nature
LEWIS C. STRANG.
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The Prayer of Jabez
REUBEN POGSON.
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Unfoldment
FLORA BELLE JOHNSON.
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The Value of Good Expression
WALDO P. WARREN.
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"What think ye?"
J. CRADDOCK JONES.
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An Important Issue
John Carveth
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Science has been defined by an eminent lexicographer...
Richard P. Verrall
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Among the Churches
Mary E. Simpson
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The Lectures
with contributions from Eleanor V. LeBlond
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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The Bible Appreciated
Archibald McLellan
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The Veil of Personality
John B. Willis
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Vital and Joyous Religion
Annie M. Knott
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from William Lyman Johnson, Jennie Baird Schooley, Mary B. Howe, Bonnie C. Wesco
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The longer I am in the work of Christian Science, the...
Arthur E. Jennings with contributions from Elizabeth Truman
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I feel that I owe to Christian Science the wonderful...
William Heywood
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My attention was first called to Christian Science about...
Flora M. H. Lyon
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On the 23rd of March, 1900, I received from one of my...
Leonard Biddle with contributions from James Marshall
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Resolutions
JENNIE WALBRIDGE BRIGGS.
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Lyman Abbott, Josiah Strong
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase