June 11, 1938
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As
recorded in the twelfth chapter of the Gospel of Mark, a scribe approached Christ Jesus and inquired of him which was the first of all the commandments.
What
joy and inspiration come to one who is spiritually receptive of the expression of good! How much of worth he can discover about him if he but have eyes to see! Recently, and advertisement displayed to the public brought healing to a burdened one, and an increased desire to carry Love's message to those in need.
It
has been well said that an honest answer to the question, "To what are you looking forward?
A scientifically
right thought includes the power that makes possible its demonstration in one's experience.
In
John's Gospel we read of a man who had been sick for thirty-eight years, and who was lying by the pool of Bethesda, hoping that he might enter into the pool when the water was troubled, that he might be healed.
In
Christian Science, church building is primarily individual demonstration.
In a recent issue, under the title "Some Schools of Thought," a critic includes some misleading remarks about Christian Science.
A minister, speaking over this radio station a few days ago, made some misleading remarks concerning Christian Science, among them the following: "Christian Science is the work of the devil;" and, "Christian Scientists do not believe in God.
In Der Bund recently, in the report of the meeting of the Synod of the.
In an article entitled "Some Religious Cranks," which appears in your recent issue, the writer gives a list of what he designates "freak religions," and among these he mentions Christian Science.
In a recent issue a former West London coroner is reported to have refused to attend a Christian Science lecture, remarking that Christian Scientists cannot cope with organic disease.
The
book of Job is a dramatic poem illustrative of the problem of evil.
Nothing
has ever curtailed or invalidated the infinite and eternal manifestation of God, good, for "there is none else beside him.
Article
From the first the published works of our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, were printed and bound by reputable concerns in Boston who did good work throughout the years.
In July, 1918, while sitting on our porch talking to a friend, I was striken physically.
As a result of the healing of a loved one about twenty years ago, our family began the study of Christian Science.
In 1926, when I took my first steps in Christian Science and was confronted by the wonderful changes which Truth had worked in me, I was seized with a fervent desire to spread the good news of salvation—healing by divine Mind.
Christian Science made its first impression upon me through the healing of a dear friend.
With a happy and grateful heart I can testify that Christian Science has been my savior in mental and physical distress.
I wish to express my gratitude for the help of Christian Science.
I have proved the healing power of Christian Science, and I give testimony to encourage others who are seeking healing to try this Science for themselves, that they, too, may prove the healing power of Truth and Love.
Six years ago, after numerous examinations by reputable physicians and after being under observation for two weeks in one of the country's outstanding hospitals, I was told that I had acture tuberculosis and that both lungs were affected.
Can
I desire a greater joyThan that which flows from God's employ;In waking light to feel His love,And through each day His truth to prove?
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The Tenets of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, for the use of branch Churches of Christ, Scientist, are printed on sheets containing space for adding the application forms for membership in branch organizations, or extracts from their by-laws.
