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After witnessing a Christian Science healing several years...
After witnessing a Christian Science healing several years ago I purchased a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, so that I might know more of this wonderful teaching. My interest in the book was held from the first reading of it; but when I began to study it in conjunction with the Bible, as given in the Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lessons, I soon saw that it was indeed a "key" to the Scriptures, inasmuch as it unlocked the hidden or spiritual meaning of the Bible writings, many of which had hitherto been taken literally. Often I had read the passage, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free," but I had not understood what Jesus meant. The more I study Science and Health, however, the more I understand that it indeed contains the truth about God and man's relationship to Him, which frees us from the bondage of sickness and the numerous other phases of evil which we have accepted—if we are willing to be freed.
I was freed from neuritis, fear of want in old age, and chilblains, through putting into practice the little understanding I had gained. Severe eye trouble was healed in ten days with the kindly help of a practitioner, and an acute attack of pain in the back and chest was overcome in half an hour through help lovingly given in the middle of the night. For these healings and the freedom gained I am very grateful indeed; but I am more grateful for the better understanding of what God—Life, Truth, and Love—really is, and for what it means to me in "the trivial round, the common task." I am grateful to Christ Jesus, the Way-shower, for his example; to his disciples for writing of his works and teachings; to our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, for her courage and patience and unselfed devotion to mankind in giving us this beautiful and practical truth; to all the kind friends who have helped me along the way; for our Sunday services and testimony meetings; and for the privilege of membership in a society. I am grateful for the Journal, the Sentinel, and the Monitor, and for the help derived from reading them. Many, many times a comforting message from one or another of them has been the means of lifting me out of the mist of sense into the harmony of Soul.
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October 23, 1926 issue
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Our "Daily Prayer"
HOWARD H. CARROLL
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Authority
DOROTHY MARY HUTCHINGS
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"The place where thou standest"
MARGARET T. CAMPBELL
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There is No Selfhood Apart from God
THEODORE ALBERT SCHROEDER
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"He that believeth"
EDNA BROMILOW
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Work with God
GRACE E. BECK
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The Mirror
MARGARET MORRISON
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Our Services
ETHEL MARGARET SODEN
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There recently appeared in your columns an account of an...
W. Clyde Price, Committee on Publication for the State of Utah,
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The name of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and...
Joseph Coffer, Committee on Publication for the State of Oklahoma,
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A doctor, in a recent issue of your paper, first gives his...
Miss Florence B. Russell, Committee on Publication for Hampshire, England,
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Mary Baker Eddy
FRANCES MARION RALSTON
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Letters from the Field
with contributions from Max Nordan
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Joyous Obedience
Albert F. Gilmore
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"We must deny sin and plead God's allness"
Duncan Sinclair
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Friendship
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from Frances Pugh, Marcella Stone, Charles F. Macintosh
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More than twenty years ago, weary, fearful, and discouraged...
Jeannette L. Weakley
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With a grateful heart I wish to relate some of the blessings...
Louise Pfeiffer
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After suffering great weakness and much pain for eleven...
Anna Walston Bennett
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It is with ever increasing joy and gratitude that I voice...
Estelle Meredith Rolley
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From my earliest memory I was afflicted with constipation...
Abram C. Gross
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It is with a feeling of great gratitude that I bear witness...
Flora J. Wheeler