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I should like to tell of a healing which I experienced...
I should like to tell of a healing which I experienced through Christian Science treatment, while I was staying at The Christian Science Benevolent Association Sanatorium in Boston.
The condition might have been diagnosed from the medical point of view as a severe case of grippe. One night the need for immediate relief from congestion was imperative in order that I might continue to breathe. It occurred to me that under medical care mechanical means of clearing the lungs and aiding breathing probably would have been used. But from the training that I had had in Christian Science since childhood I knew that the truth about man as governed by God, when understood and accepted in my consciousness, could dispel false beliefs of sickness which God, good, had never imposed; and I saw in this crisis the opportunity of placing my reliance on the teachings of Christian Science more radically than ever before.
As I reached out earnestly in prayer, these words of Jesus at the hour of his betrayal came to me: "Thinkest thou that I cannot now pray to my Father, and he shall presently give me more than twelve legions of angels?" Angels, as defined in part by Mrs. Eddy (Science and Health, p. 581),are "God's thoughts passing to man," and I felt reassured that the specific life-liberating message of Truth that I needed would be revealed to me. At this point the account of the transfiguration given in the Bible came to my thought, wherein it is related that Jesus talked with Moses. It became vividly real to me that Moses, who had passed from human sight many hundreds of years before the birth of Jesus, was still in existence at the time he was seen by the disciples with Jesus. To me this brought a great spiritual illumination, and positive conviction that life is eternal. The words, "Tell the vision to no man, until the Son of man be risen again from the dead," indicate that this experience was to Jesus himself a demonstration of life eternal.
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May 4, 1935 issue
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"Every man under his vine and under his fig tree"
PETER B. BIGGINS
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Practical Salvation
HENRIETTA FAY
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The House at Bethany
FRANCIS LYSTER JANDRON
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"Key to the Scriptures"
MYRTLE COGGIN
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One's Claim
HYLDA SWINBANKS
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Our Perfect Helper
ELIZABETH BROWN
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In reply to "A Christadelphian," writing in your issue of...
Charles W. J. Tennant,
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In an article in Misjonshilsen, entitled "The Religious Spiritual Crisis in the Jewish World,"...
Nils A. T. Lerche, Committee on Publication for Norway,
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Your issue of October 11 carries a kindly reference to...
Aaron E. Brandt, Committee on Publication for Pennsylvania,
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The Nursing Homes Registration Act of 1929, passed...
Harold David Joffe, former Committee on Publication for Transvaal, South Africa,
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Unceasing Prayer
W. Stuart Booth
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Naturalness
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Valborg Westin
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About three years ago I learned for the first time that...
Florence Mowrey
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Perhaps no one could have been more prejudiced against...
Alice H. Allen
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I wish to express my profound gratitude for all that...
Harry Bergmann
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I should like to tell of a healing which I experienced...
Ruth C. Eiseman
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Christian Science found me in the darkest hour of...
Charles Drimba
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For some time I have desired to voice my gratitude...
Emily B. Whyte
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When I was a child the question of how to be saved,...
Magda O. Christensen
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Having studied Christian Science for some ten years, I...
Willard McClure
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The Key
ANNIE DINSMORE MC CLURE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Herbert Hargrave, Silver, Caroline Ticknor, Ralph A. Jensen, F. C. Reynolds, Moreland