September 29, 1906
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After quietly experimenting with long range weather forecasting all summer and meeting with success, the United States Weather Bureau announces that it is ready to enter upon a new departure by predicting weather conditions in advance for periods of several days at a time, supplementing the regular twenty-four hour bulletins of the Weather Bureau.
Jesus
saw and proved that his true selfhood, his eternal individualized spiritual being, is, was, and ever will be one with the Father.
A man
, known amongst reformers in England for his broad ideals and earnest efforts for the sake of humanity, wrote some years ago in a reformers' paper to the effect that the story of Jesus Christ was "a beautiful myth.
In
his translation of the Bible into modern English, Ferrar Fenton, the English linguist and scholar, ascribes the authorship of the Books of Joshua, Judges, I Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, and 2 Kings to Isaiah.
Perhaps
no story in the Bible so tenderly touches the human heart as that which tells of Jesus and the little children.
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The picture of The Mother Church and its Extension which The Christian Science Publishing Society now has for sale is a half-tone reproduction, 12 x 15 inches in size, of a view giving the St.
The numerical growth of the Christian Science movement has taken place largely within the past ten to fifteen years.
That Christian Science heals all manner of disease is a generally conceded fact, and this without any alliance with material means and methods.
Christian Scientists are endeavoring to attain to that spiritual-mindedness in which they find the only guarantee of safety from the perplexities of the human or mortal sense of things.
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The
members of the Publication Committee are requested to send to the editor of the Sentinel clippings of all their letters and articles which appear in the press, also clippings of other newspaper articles and editorials which mention Christian Science in an interesting way.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease, Writing to Mrs.
A Lecture
on Christian Science will be delivered by Prof.
Because
of the emphasis which its teachings give to the healing of the sick, Christian Science has been regarded by some of its critics as merely a means of curing bodily ills, and to such its true spiritual animus is unknown.
The
story of the call of the Galilean fisherman to the Christian ministry, as told in the fourth chapter of Mathew, is characterized by great simplicity and suggestiveness.
"If
God were to offer me truth in the one hand and search for truth in the other hand, I would choose the search for truth.
Two year's ago I borrowed the Christian Science textbook out of curiosity.
The first of June, 1905, an eruption of some kind broke out on my body, and then there was a severe bladder trouble.
After being treated for several years by a number of doctors and not receiving any help, I was finally obliged to leave my work and remain idle nearly three months.
I wish to acknowledge what God has done for me through Christian Science.
I feel so grateful for what Christian Science has done for me that I cannot be silent any longer.
A little over five years ago I read part of a Christian Science Journal.
After suffering "many things of many physicians," for seven years, I was given up to die.
I rejoice to testify to my healing in Christian Science.
I have ere this told how I was healed by Christian Science of a throat trouble of years' standing, after receiving no particular benefit from medical treatment and after having been to various places in search of health.
Christian Science was first presented to me in June, 1897, at which time I was suffering intensely from headaches and serious trouble with my eyes.
From a small child I had ill-health, and grew into a delicate woman with very weak lungs and heart.
In love and gratitude to God, and to Mrs.
It is over four years since Christian Science came into my life, bringing health, peace, and a growing sense of God's love for man.
About five years ago I began attending the Christian Science meetings in our city.
Great
vault of heaven, how blue and vast you are!And hoary mountains—steadfast stand ye yet!The trees, the flowers, the distant watchful star—On you I gaze enraptured and forgetThe sordid sense of separation.
This is the truth that we must seize—that we are answerable for the judgments which our conscience gives.
