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It has been my privilege to witness daily in some degree...
It has been my privilege to witness daily in some degree the destruction of error through a knowledge of Truth. This spring I experienced a great proof of the omnipotence and omnipresence of God. I had just started on my way to work when I suddenly slipped, falling heavily to the ground, and at the same moment became aware of pain in my knee. Immediately I declared that I was God's child and that consequently no evil could happen to me. In the course of the afternoon, however, the condition became worse, but I nevertheless remained calm, experiencing a deep sense of peace. The thought came to me, "Now prove what you have learned of Christian Science." Instead of becoming better the condition became worse, and as I was not very well able to leave my work I bore in mind the thought that Love heals everything. Because error was repeatedly whispering, "You cannot walk," I waited for a street car for some time, but in vain. Then the thought came: "What says you cannot walk? It is only error that speaks so." Then I walked, repeating at the same time a poem which I had read in Der Herold, and while doing so I was completely healed. The joy which resulted caused me to stand still, and I was only able to say, "Yes, God is omnipresent."
For this proof of the omnipresence of divine Love I am truly grateful, but much more so for spiritual understanding, for only through this have I attained true joy, which is with me in all my ways. Also in business relations I have received great help. It is cause for great happiness to me, as a Christian Scientist, to know that God has given me strength to prove all good. For all these blessings I am thankful to God and to Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.
(Miss) Elsa Bollinger, Zurich, Switzerland.
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June 26, 1920 issue
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"Radical reliance"
ALDEN F. POTTER
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Correct Reasoning
J. MARGUERITE BROWN
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Right Idea
CLARA D. LONGLEY
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Small Things
IGERNA B. J. SOLLAS
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Equity
FRANK A. UPDEGRAFF
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The Church Triumphant
MINNA J. GENSEKE
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The Way, the Truth, the Life
MAUDE M. CLARKE
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Christian Science is referred to in the report of a sermon...
James M. Stevens
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I am glad to answer the question of a critic, appearing...
Charles W. J. Tennant
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A clergyman in a recent issue of the Times is quoted as...
Harry K. Filler
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Malpractice
Frederick Dixon
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Indifference
Gustavus S. Paine
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ermina Pelham, F. A. Jones, Chancellor L. Jenks, Salem A. Hart, Jr., David J. Klyce, Annie Wood, John Sparrow, Stella T. Hiler, William E. McLaughlin, George E. Fuller
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I want to give this testimony in great gratitude to God...
Clara J. Burnham
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After long silence and with a deep sense of gratitude I...
Martin Helmanzik
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I have been helped so much by the testimonies published...
Edna D. Hennrikus
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It is with the greatest desire to help some one else, and...
M. E. Powell with contributions from M. E. Austin
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It has been my privilege to witness daily in some degree...
Elsa Bollinger
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As I feel that I owe all that I am, even my earthly existence,...
Pleasant W. Bales
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roger W. Babson, R. LL. Langford-James