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The relation between sin and sicknes emphasized in...
The relation between sin and sicknes emphasized in the Bible and in "Science and Health Key to the Scriptures," as well as in Mrs. Eddy's other writings, I think was never made plainer to me in my own experience than it was a few years ago in destroying a cold for myself which seemed to be settling upon my lungs.
I was going out to meet some friends. The day was cold, with snow on the ground, and the air seemingly full of frost. According to the mode of the time I wore my coat open at the neck as usual, enjoying the air against my throat. After meeting with these friends with whom I had an appointment, some other people joined us against whom I held some ill will, and I thought justly. Upon meeting with them I was conscious of a sense of resentment, which I failed wholly to conceal, with the result that I felt confused and much humiliated. Later on, when returning home, I notices that the cold air struck me sharply; I shrank from it and involuntarily protected my throat. Upon reaching home a severe cold was manifested and was settling on my lungs. As I had had experiences of this kind before taking up the study of Christian Science, the symptoms were all familiar and I knew what awaiting me unless I met it through my understanding of Christian Science. I went to work earnestly to examine my thoughts. In reviewing the experiences of the afternoon I saw how I had allowed a sense of hatred to take possession of me. And as I quietly worked, with truth and love replacing the suggestions of error as they came to me, I was healed. How grateful we should be for Christian Science, for it goes to the bottom of all our troubles and proves to us that we do have to pay for our wrong thinking, not only mentally, but physically.
(Miss) Sarah Alice Leachman, Wichita, Kansas.
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February 19, 1921 issue
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Outlining
NINA C. FRANKLIN
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Leadership
JOHN M. DEAN
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Suffrage
FOLLETTE BROTHERTON
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Healing
THOMAS ALLEN
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Salvation of the World
CECILIA HEILSTEDT HARRIS
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The Omnipresence of God
L. MEARNS FRASER
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The Good Fight
DAVENPORT BROMFIELD
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Vision
CHRISTINE EMERY
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Refinement
Frederick Dixon
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For the Beginner
Gustavus S. Paine
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Daniel
CHARLOTTE BRUNER
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Having received much good from the testimonies given...
Walter S. Shornick
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Many are the blessings which have come to me since I...
Margaret E. Rudston-Read
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For a long time I have felt I should sent a testimony to...
C. F. Wonderling
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"Whatever it is your duty to do, you can do without harm...
Clarissa Sperry Getten with contributions from Gertrude Getten Capron, Albert S. Getten
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With a heart full of gratitude to God, also to Mary Baker Eddy,...
M. de Rehekampff
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The relation between sin and sicknes emphasized in...
Sarah Alice Leachman
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I well remember the first demonstration I experienced of...
Evelyn C. Ribbel with contributions from Agnes B. Heywood
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A deep sense of gratitude for what right thinking, as...
Agnes M. Martyn
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Signs of the Times
Frederick L. Hoffman with contributions from Douglas Clyde Macintosh, Edward Shillito, Leverhulme, Fredrick L. Hoffman
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis