December 9, 1944
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Certainly
, whether we are soldiers or in civilian life, we must learn to "take orders" always from God.
Perhaps
in no phase of human life is the healing power of divine law more needed or more regenerative than in the problems of human relationships.
True
happiness does not consist in the acquiring of some prized possession, in the seeking of personal gain, but rather in the sharing with others of the good that we possess.
Once
again large numbers of young people have been called to leave peacetime pursuits for the business of waging war.
Whoever
hungers for the bread of TruthOr longs for water Love alone supplies,Sinner or saint, aged or but a youth,He shall receive the food that satisfies.
When
one reads the Bible in the light of the teachings of Christian Science, how alive become the characters depicted therein, how paralleled with ours their experiences, trials, and triumphs! Mary Baker Eddy discovered the Science of Christianity in the Holy Scriptures when through rare inspiration she was enabled to read the sacred pages and to discern their spiritual, scientific message.
The
so-called human mind in its concept of life as existing in and of matter is always balancing good and evil, thus remaining in a perpetual state of uncertainty, never sure which will triumph, good or evil, health or sickness, life or death.
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In
olden time the prophet Abrahamwas called upon to sacrifice his son,or so he thought, but truly God's commandmeant not what he interpreted, but ratherthat he must give up his false sense of son.
[From a War Prisoner in Germany]
Christian Science came to me at a time when everything seemed useless and I was in great physical distress.
Although reared in a good home and confirmed in the orthodox church, I was, as a young man, in a state of depression verging on despair.
With sincere gratitude to God I give my testimony of the healing power of Christian Science.
"Glory be to God, and peace to the struggling hearts!" writes Mrs.
Christian Science was presented to me during my first year at college.
My first healing in Christian Science took place in 1910.
"Jesus beheld in Science the perfect man, who appeared to him where sinning mortal man appears to mortals.
When Christian Science was first introduced to me about thirty years ago, I was a trained nurse and therefore skeptical of its healing efficacy, since to my way of thinking healing of disease could come through no other means than surgery or medicine.
As I round out a century of life full of blessings, my thought is filled with renewed gratitude to God, to our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, and to the practitioner who for more than forty years has responded lovingly to our every call in time of need.
No
less is God upon the fieldOf battle far awayThan in this quiet, hallowed room,Where He seems near today.
