Article September 6, 1919 ISSUE

The Little One

JESSIE L. REMINGTON

IT is the common experience of Christian Scientists to be grateful. If their gratitude is not the result of some specific demonstration over illness, sin, poverty, or inharmony of any nature, there are manifold instances when they recognize and are grateful for unfoldment,—a daily, hourly experience to those who are working under the guidance of Truth. The Word is ever unfolding to bless. As if to prepare through for the true wonders of the World, even words have a way of unfolding.

Does anyone think that when Jesus said, "Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of heaven," he meant to exclude the grown people? Obviously not. He knew, and we are learning to know, that there are little children in all states and stages of unfoldment. Those like unto little children are of the kingdom of heaven. How shall we find them? We have not far to go in our search, for the meaning of the word "little" begins to unfold to us.

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