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"FEED MY SHEEP"
The coincidence and correlation of profession and practise was insisted upon by the Master from the very beginning of his ministry, and he himself set an example in this respect which, had it been consistently followed in the succeeding centuries, could but have long since revolutionized the world and redeemed it both physically and morally.
There is food for thought in this contention, because of the admission so freely made today in religious councils and in the publications of the various denominations, that the gospel has seemingly lost its old-time grip upon the people. No one questions but that the gospel has been faithfully and effectively preached, so far as the clergy themselves have grasped its meaning from their own point of view. No one would think of denying, for instance, that the truth as it has been expounded in the churches for centuries has been the means whereby multitudes of men and women have risen to a high plane of spiritual living, the while they strove to endure unspeakable bodily discomforts, after having tried every available material means for relief, in the mistaken belief that this affliction had been placed upon them by God, despite the inconsistency in the thought that a God who is Love could so misuse divine power.
October 5, 1912 issue
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BUILDING
WILLARD S. MATTOX.
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"IN HIS NAME"
ETTA M. GILBREATH.
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CREATION AND REVELATION
ERNEST C. MOSES.
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"THEY SHALL FEED AND LIE DOWN"
ELLEN B. SMITH.
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"IF WITH ALL YOUR HEART"
CLARE ARCHER.
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CASTING OUT FEAR
VERNE E. TAYLOR.
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DESIRE
LILLIE MARY CARTER.
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In his sermon on "Christianity and Modern Thought,"...
Frederick Dixon
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I have read in a recent issue an article in which Christian Science...
Algernon Hervey-Bathurst
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FOREST STILLNESS
ADA J. MILLER.
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"FEED MY SHEEP"
Archibald McLellan
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REMISSION
Annie M. Knott
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SERVICE AND AT-ONE-MENT
John B. Willis
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ADMISSION TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH
John V. Dittemore
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from W. N. Miller, W. T. Morse, E. E. Sutherland, Frank C. Barrett, A. J. Usher, H. H. McCartney, Blanche K. Corby, C. H. Foot
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I am impelled to write this testimony of my complete cure...
W. A. Merigold
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I have thought many times of sending a testimony to the...
Mary M. Heggblade
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For the encouragement of those whose healing is slow,...
Cora E. Barton
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Human language is inadequate to express one half of the...
Lily C. Brainard
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Through the wisdom of Mrs. Eddy, the students of...
Mary B. Whetstone
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I would be ungrateful indeed did I fail to mention some...
Willie Byron Gray
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LOVE'S HOUR
MINNA MATHISON.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from R. J. Campbell, Charles Stelzle