March 3, 1934
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In
the Hebrew law there was definite provision for the treatment of the stranger or the sojourner in Palestinian cities.
Article
In
the utterance of Job, "Oh that I knew where I might find him," a common longing of the human heart is expressed.
Article
It
is the privilege of every Christian Scientist always to think the truth about every incident, problem, or act which presents itself to his consciousness, whether bearing on individual, community, national, or international experience.
Article
In the Bible record which tells of the earthly career of Christ Jesus we find many references to his meekness, his humility, his lowliness.
Article
The
word "administer" comes from the Latin administrare, from ad meaning to and ministrare to minister or serve.
Article
In
schoolroom associations there comes to the pupil a sense of his individual place and work.
Poem
There
is a path the vulture hath not seen,Nor the fierce lion passed by;And there I go.
Article
In your October 17 issue you printed an item by a doctor.
Article
I regret that your correspondent reads resentment of criticism into my letter, because I can assure him that I have none whatever.
Article
In your paper a correspondent comments upon the Christian Science lecture recently reported in your columns, and offers to make clear what he considers the lecturer has not done, namely, the origin of a sinning mortal, or material man.
Article
[Extracts from an address by Frank K.
Editorial
Religion
has been defined as "any system of faith and worship"—truly a comprehensive definition.
Editorial
Among
the many troublesome and tantalizing tendencies of the carnal mind, all of which are exposed and expelled by Christian Science, is that of worrying.
Items of Interest
Recently the largest audience that ever attended a Christian Science lecture in the Canal Zone heard a member of the Board of Lectureship in Balboa.
Article
Testimonies of healings brought about at authorized lectures on Christian Science will be published in The Christian Science Journal or the Christian Science Sentinel, when verified as are other testimonies appearing in the periodicals.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to take this opportunity to express my unbounded gratitude for the physical healings, divine protection, and spiritual awakening which I have gained through the study and application of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
My gratitude is deep that I have found the truth, Christian Science, and have been led to the study of the Bible and our beloved textbook.
Testimony of Healing
It is with sincere gratitude that I give this testimony of healing.
Testimony of Healing
For divine protection and guidance in the journey through wilderness experiences during the past fifteen years I am sincerely grateful.
Testimony of Healing
My first healing came through reading the Christian Science textbook.
Testimony of Healing
In August, 1917, Christian Science was presented to me.
Testimony of Healing
I want to thank God for my healing in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
About four years ago an errand took me to the office of an oculist whom I had known for a long time.
Testimony of Healing
It is now nearly seventeen years since I first heard of Christian Science, through people who did not appreciate it themselves.
Testimony of Healing
I shall never cease to be grateful for the day that Christian Science was brought into our home by a very dear friend.
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