May 24, 1919
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Paul's
advice to the Colossians doubtless was of peculiar pertinence to the oriental mind when he said, "Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.
When
a soldier takes his first step in the profession of arms, he learns that his orders are classified under various headings.
Our Master said to his disciples: "If ye love me, keep my commandments;" and one of those commandments was, "Feed my lambs.
In
the ninety-first psalm we find this assurance respecting the one who loves God: "Because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will I deliver him.
For
some time the writer has been impressed with the spiritual fact concerning the incentive and impulsion of work well done, and she has been led to the conclusion that when one loves to do the work undertaken, whatever the task may be, the result is satisfactory.
In the first and third verses of the eleventh chapter of Hebrews, the apostle Paul gives a most comprehensive and luminious definition of Christian Science.
Should Section 7564 of the Criminal Code of Alabama be amended?
"To be spiritually minded is life and peace," says the great apostle of the Gentiles; he also gave to the world the awakening message that "to be carnally minded is death.
I have been completely healed, through Christian Science treatment, of stomach disorder of many years' standing, serious heart trouble, severe and frequent headaches, and rectal and bowel trouble for which I had taken medicine every day for several years.
It is a glorious privilege to bear witness to the efficacy of Christian Science treatment in two cases of accident.
There is no language at my command that can express my gratitude to God and thankfulness to Mrs.
I am so full of gratitude for Christian Science that I would like to tell others what it has done for one who had lost all hope of ever being well again.
A feeling of inexpressible gratitude leads me to tell of the blessings recently received through Christian Science.
Twenty years ago I began the study of Christian Science, and as I began to comprehend its teachings and to put them into practice in daily life I found the results to be good only, and more far-reaching than I could possibly have anticipated.
Two years ago, while in a southern city, I was taken with an acute attack of neuralgia in the head and teeth and extending to the shoulders.
My whole life has been transformed through Christian Science.
I deem it a privilege to bear witness to the healing and regenerating influence of Christian Science through the pages of the Sentinel.
While I had witnessed the healing effect of Christian Science treatment in the recovery of my wife from seminvalidism, a complete recovery in her case from conditions which the most eminent physicians had told me could never be overcome; and while I had entirely lost my appetite for tobacco through the reading of the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
It is with much joy and gratitude that I write of what Christian Science has done for me.
Five years ago I came to Ohio from Minnesota.
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"Rudimental Divine Science," by Mary Baker Eddy, has been printed in the English Braille system of type for the blind, and is now obtainable, in one volume, single copy, 50 cents; six or more, each 40 cents.
