It
is related that at one time Michelangelo called at the studio of Raphael, and finding his friend absent, examined the canvasses that were in the room.
We
are prone to think our own problems are harder to solve than problem of others, and therefore we accept discordant conditions as facts, and the consequent suffering as unavoidable and as something to be borne with the best grace possible.
At
a testimony meeting one Wednesday evening, several individuals spoke of certain verses of Scripture or quotations from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
How
terse and crisp and noble and true are a vast number of utterances in the Bible! In Proverbs we read concerning "him that hath an evil eye" that "as he thinketh in his heart, so is he.
Under the caption, "Miracles and Medicine," is a quotation from a sermon which a minister refers to numerous places in the Bible which he claims limit healing to the apostolic age and record God as indorsing medicine, medical treatment, and physicians as the properly authorized channels for healing work.
The remarks on Christian Science contributed by a physician and appearing in a recent issue, exhibit such a spirit of tolerance, and such an evident desire to be fair, that they merit my sincere respect, even though I cannot agree with all his conclusions.
In these days of progressive freedom of thought and action we must be prepared to see many ancient customs broken and many cherished notions upset, but the use of a church edifice for a lecturer to attack the religion of a number of your fellow citizens, a purpose obviously not in accord with the teachings of Christ Jesus, inevitably recalls our Master's pointed question, "Is it not written, My house shall be called of all nations the house of prayer?
In
speaking of Jesus, Luke says, "The child grew, and waxed strong in spirit, filled with wisdom: and the grace of God was upon him;" and John tells us, "The law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ;" while the psalmist in referring to the Christ writes: "Thou art fairer than the children of men: grace is poured into thy lips: therefore God hath blessed thee for ever.
with contributions from B. Frank Hedlund, George B. Gray, James H. Griffith, A. W. Meyer, Mae Van Horn, Hazel M. Schmoll, Julian A. Jenkins, Lillian Nunnemacher, C. M. Coonrod, Lucile C. Mulhall , William Hill Barton, Elsie P. Lovejoy
My hope in sending this testimony for publication is that some one may be helped, encouraged, or interested by it in Christian Science, as I am so often helped by the testimonies of others; for although it is many years since the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
Before coming into Christian Science this Scriptural verse was always a puzzle to me: "The law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death.
A. A. Tobias
with contributions from Rebecca Ann Tobias
About five years ago I was on board an interurban train that was running at a very rapid rate of speed when the journal in one of the front wheels gave way, dashing the car violently against the road bank.
I was healed of a number of diseases through reading Science and Health, although I was not in the least interested in Christian Science and had no thought of physical healing.
I am so grateful for the privilege of expressing my gratitude through our periodicals for all that Christian Science has done for dear ones as well as for myself, and I hope my experience may help some one.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude that the following testimony is given, with the sincere wish that it may be of help to some one who may still be in the wilderness seeking the way out.
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with contributions from B. Frank Hedlund, George B. Gray, James H. Griffith, A. W. Meyer, Mae Van Horn, Hazel M. Schmoll, Julian A. Jenkins, Lillian Nunnemacher, C. M. Coonrod, Lucile C. Mulhall , William Hill Barton, Elsie P. Lovejoy