February 5, 1921
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Waiting
upon the housetop at Joppa, Peter beheld a vision from which he learned a profound lesson—a lesson not to call common or unclean that upon which God had placed His blessing.
The
orthodox world has been in agreement upon the fact that God is infinite, that God is Spirit, and that infinite Spirit is the great First Cause.
Scientifically
understood, divine Love is expressed as power and unswerving loyalty to Truth.
Despite
the fact that the remedies of the old schools of medicine seem frequently to be temporarily effective, they never offer complete freedom from the fear that the so-called difficulty or disease may at some time return.
Through
the rays of Love divine,I thank Thee, Lord, true light doth shine;Truth and Love are now my stay,And watch and guide me all the way;Praise to Him who heareth prayer,—Blessings, blessings, everywhere!
The
human mind has a habit of fluctuating between self-confidence and self-depreciation.
As a result of the evacuation of Cambrai during the German invasion, I was obliged to work in an American dressmaking establishment, a work to which I was not accustomed and for which I believed I was not strong enough.
After being in bed for some time, then in a wheel chair, and later in bed again for over a year, during which time six doctors treated me, I at last turned to Christian Science for healing.
In gratitude to God, to Mrs.
Having had so many blessings through Christian Science I feel it my duty to make it known, that it may be the means of helping some one else.
My husband and I began the study of Christian Science nearly four years ago and since that time it has met our every need.
I feel it my duty to bear testimony to the redemptive power of Truth understood, as revealed in Christian Science.
Since gratitude is one of the first requisites in the demonstration of Christian Science, I feel impelled to give thanks, through one of our periodicals, for the many blessings received through this wonderful truth.
Every testimony of true healing is helpful to some one; therefore I should like to give mine.
I have felt for some time that I should acknowledge some of the many healings I have had in Christian Science, that some one might be helped as the testimonies in the Sentinel have helped and cheered me many times.
Eight years ago, when I first heard of Christian Science, I was a nervous wreck, suffering from constant depression, palpitation, sleeplessness, and great fear for myself and for my children.
I am deeply grateful for all that Christian Science has done for me, both mentally and physically.
I have been studying Christian Science about fourteen years and feel I should no longer delay sending in my testimony.
With gratitude to the revered Leader of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy, for her unselfed labor for humanity, I give my testimony of benefits received.
Words can only express a minute part of the gratitude I owe for what Christian Science has done and is doing for me.
