September 30, 1905
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A new system of credit has been devised for the canal employes on the Isthmus, to be put into effect about October 1.
Even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.
MANY
critics have said that the Christian Scientist's denial of evil's reality is absurd.
THE
writer has had some strenuous experiences along the line of adjusting supply and demand, which, though not expedient to enumerate in this article, have, nevertheless, been of great value to him in determining the significance of existence, apart from money-getting.
IF
we wish to be true followers of our great Elder Brother, Jesus, should we not strive to emulate his powerful example of simplicity in speech when delivering God's message to our fellow-men?
THE
gratitude that I feel for the light which Christian Science has brought to me and mine is unutterable.
It should not strain our credulity to believe the Scriptural teachings, "With God all things are possible," and God is "a very present help in trouble.
There is nothing farther from true Christian Science teaching or practice than "the emotional.
The dilettante may assure himself he knows all about Christian Science, even that he knows more about how the work is done than the Christian Scientist himself, but really no one is competent to say what constitutes Christian Science healing unless he has actually demonstrated the rules laid done in the Christian Science text-book.
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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.
WE
regret that the article, "Watching versus Watching Out," which appeared in the Sentinel of September 16 and was corrected by Mrs.
THE
extent to which mankind has been impressed with the fear of disease is shown in the address of Sir Henry C.
THE
humanity of Christ Jesus which made it possible for him to be "in all points tempted like as we are," found a human setting that is common to every clime and every age.
IT
has been said that all things come to those who wait, and in keeping with this familiar adage we note the admission made before the British Medical Association, by one of its members.
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In future editions of the Hymnal new music will be substituted for that now used for Mrs.
Being deeply grateful to God, I would like to tell a few of the blessings He has sent me.
It is over a year since I first saw any Christian Science literature.
I first learned of Christian Science fifteen years ago, through the healing of my sister of neurosis and many other troubles from which she had ceased to look for relief in materia medica.
I want to tell what Christian Science has done for me and my family.
I glean so much good from the Sentinel that I want my testimony to be counted with the thousands which are leading despairing ones from darkness to light.
Christian Science came to me about eight years ago.
Several years ago I had what the doctors called consumption.
Ten years ago, Christian Science found me, an invalid of five years.
Over six years ago my father, who was then living in another State, wrote, asking me to try Christian Science treatment.
To others who have felt the power of Christian Science, and have had a feeling of disappointment that those near and dear to them do not accept it, I would say, Wait, we cannot tell when the seed will spring forth.
I have long wanted to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and my family.
I have been healed of epilepsy of several years' standing, and its accompanying disorders, through Christian Science, after receiving treatment for it without avail from a number of the best physicians.
I give my testimony with great pleasure and a very thankful heart, that others may know what Christian Science has done for me.
I wish to express a small part of my gratitude and love to God for Christian Science, and to our Leader who has made it possible for me to live.
How often, when some cherished wish Love's wisdom has denied, We, in our wilfulness, have mourned And were not satisfied; But when the Horeb heights we gained, Love's wise withholding was explained.
The moral consciousness of the world lies fallow for the call of one who shall be so filled with the power of the Spirit that he shall be completely indifferent to that whole mass of stuff which criticism is discrediting, and who shall dare to make his appeal to the moral idealism of mankind independent of verbiage.
