November 21, 1936
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The
one who prays for grace escapes the rebuke in the Bible, "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts.
The
potency of prayer, as shown in the incident recorded in the twelfth chapter of Acts, furnishes a most heartening inspiration for our own day.
Among
the many Bible promises, a particularly helpful one is that given in the Sermon on the Mount regarding the pure in heart, of whom Christ Jesus said, "They shall see God.
Hope
is a potential factor in human consciousness tending Spiritward.
During
the winter of 1935, a record fog settled like a blanket over part of the United States.
In
our present experience, friendship seems variable and uncertain to many of us.
If
there were not the rushing of His graceTo stem the backward thoughts that would effaceMy calm, by stinging memories that retraceRegrets, revive misdeeds, old errors base,My heart would low be laid.
Will you be kind enough to grant me sufficient space in your columns to correct a misstatement which appeared in the Weatherford Daily Herald on July 17.
It is quite contrary to Christian Science teaching and practice to say, as a contributor writes in today's Eastern Daily Press, that "it is essential to suggest to the patient that there has been no suggestion," and, "This the Christian Science healers know well.
In the Straits Times of January 25, under the heading "Faith Healing" reference was made to Christian Science, including the statement, "It is not necessary, however, to accept a new philosophy which denies the existence of matter to grasp the unquestionable truth that mind acts effectively on the body, etc.
In your issue of June 11 of the Christian Evangelist appears an article entitled, "Wanted: A Protestant Confesional," which I have read with much interest.
The Lesson-Sermon excerpts are supplied by this Committee to nine newspapers, all except one publishing them practically every week.
Every
hour of the day humanity is tacitly admitting the influence of power of some kind, and the general admission is that two conflicting powers, good and evil, are simultaneously in operation.
Much
of the difficulty in which mortals find themselves involved is due to the belief that there are minds many, existing apart from and entirely unrelated to the all-knowing, ever-present, omnipotent divine Mind, the origin of all true thoughts or ideas.
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In
the spring of 1927 a bill, entitled the Nursing Homes Registration Act, was introduced into the British Parliament to regulate the conduct of the Nursing Homes in England and Wales.
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by Peter B.
In 1925 I became a student of Christian Science.
For about nineteen years Christian Science has been my only physician.
Several years ago I was healed through Christian Science of four so-called organic troubles which the best physicians had failed to heal.
I am glad to report concerning the many blessings and proofs of God's loving care and protection which I have experienced through Christian Science.
Christian Science was first presented to me while I was in a hospital.
Jesus said, "Freely ye have received, freely give.
Looking back over the years since I turned to Christian Science for help, I see a transformation that calls for boundless gratitude.
"One thing I know," said the man who was blind from his birth, when he was healed by the Christ, Truth, "that, whereas I was blind, now I see.
My parents became interested in Christian Science when I was a fairly young child, so I had the advantage for several years of a Christian Science Sunday School.
Many years ago Christian Science was recommended to me.
Though
heavy clouds may seem to be above thee,And thou dost fear,Declare Love's allness with a faith undaunted—The skies will clear!
