February 3, 1912
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Three new national bird reservations, two in Alaska and one in Nebraska, have been created by President Taft and placed under the department of agriculture.
The
apostle's declaration that "we wrestle not against flesh and blood" touches upon a subject of vital import to the disciple of Truth, to wit, the impersonalization of error.
The
command given by Christ Jesus, "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven," is one which the Christian Scientist should ever keep in thought; also the psalmist's injunction to "do all to the glory of God.
Apathy
is the most dangerous foe with which every good movement is called upon to contend, and error would love nothing better than for those who are opposing it to become careless and indifferent toward their obligations.
During
the recent Thanksgiving day service in The Mother Church, the testimony of one among the many who expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the blessings received through Christian Science, brought home to the writer the wonderful receptivity of little children to the truth.
I notice, in the Express, an account of the visit of the Bishop of Southwell to Holy Trinity Church, Nottingham.
The vicar of Brixton's announcement of his intention to hold Christian Science services at his church during advent.
An article in the Sunday Bee quotes from "a book".
It is reported in your columns that a revivalist in your city said in an address he was sure Christian Science was of the devil.
The devil, as a deception, a lie, or personified evil, is indeed frequently spoken of in the New Testament, but it is significant that the methods described for his overthrow are wholly mental.
Mortality
is but a transient seeming,Which some day shall be swallowed up in LifeWhen we awake from dreamingOf matter, pain, and strife,And grow into sure consciousnessThat being in its perfectnessIs knowledge of man's Principle, of Love,In which we live and move.
No
greater hope dwells in the breast of mankind than that of immortality, and no clearer statement of the possibility and modus of immortality was ever made than is afforded by the words of Christ Jesus when he said, "And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.
It
needs but little argument to convince a truly thoughtful man or woman that those experiences alone are worth remembering which lift us above the mortal sense of things with gleams of light that hint at immortal realities, and it matters little what these "gleams of glory" cost us in the mental throes which prepare us to see the light.
Nothing
of all Jesus said was more irritating to the Jews than his self-identification with God, and though manifestly impelled in their cruel determinations by pride and prejudice, this was their avowed reason to Pilate for demanding his crucifixion.
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The next admission of candidates will be May 31, 1912.
In the light of recent experiences it has come to me that I have a simple duty to perform, an offering to place upon the altar of Truth, the flower and the firstfruits of love.
It is with a heart filled with gratitude that I send this testimony of the blessings received through Christian Science.
It was through sorrow and sickness that I was led to Christian Science.
I am indeed grateful for what Christian Science has done for me.
I wish I had words wherewith to express adequately my gratitude to God for Christian Science and all its benefits to me and my family.
For over two years we have relied on Christian Science for help in every need, and it has always been most successful.
I have been a beneficiary of the teachings of Christian Science since the spring of 1907, at which time I experienced, in Los Angeles, Cal.
Having just read a most helpful article written by our revered Leader, Mrs.
An editorial in the Sentinel upon the value of our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
The time has come when I feel I must tell of a few things Christian Science has done for me and mine.
It is with a grateful heart that I tell what Christian Science has done for me.
