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Maintaining Our "first love"

For a considerable number of years the writer's work kept him in small and far-distant outposts of the Field, where it was literally a case of building from the two or three gathered together in the name of Christian Science.
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The Joy of Forgiving

"He who forgets a blow suffers nothing; he who remembers it strikes himself many times.
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Suppositional Warfare

"The suppositional warfare between truth and error is only the mental conflict between the evidence of the spiritual senses and the testimony of the material senses, and this warfare between the Spirit and flesh will settle all questions through faith in and the understanding of divine Love.
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Patience, Courage, Meekness

In our study of Christian Science we see that the qualities of patience, courage, and meekness are closely related to each other.
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In heralding the arrival of the long-awaited Messiah, John the Baptist cried.
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"An house not made with hands"

"And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband".
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Practitioners

They break the Christ-blessed bread of Life todayAs did those others long ago on Galilean shore,And feed the hungry multitudes who follow—stumbling—in the wayAnd seek a light to guide them evermore.
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"Lift up thine eyes"

Repeatedly it is recorded in the Gospels that those whom Christ Jesus healed, as well as the onlooking multitudes, glorified God.
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God Holds My Hand

Amy had been taught at home and in the Christian Science Sunday School that God was, in reality, both Father and Mother to her.
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What lover of rhetoric does not delight in the majestic cadences of the book of Job! In all literature can cue find, for instance, a more exalted expression than this.
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"Thou art mine"

It is commonly believed by mankind that man is mortal, made of matter, and that he is related to, but has an identity quite apart from, God.
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When sending a change of address, the following points should always be included in the request: name; new address.
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Braintree, Massachusetts.
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British Isles: 21-23 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.
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One morning the librarian looked up from her desk into the sad face of a man who had just stepped into the Reading Room.
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Testimony of Healing
An experience I had some months ago has helped me to keep my thought clear about the food shortage in Europe.
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Testimony of Healing
The Christian Science practitioner to whom I went in an hour of great need quoted to me these outstanding lines by our beloved Leader, Mrs.
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Testimony of Healing
When I was a student in high school and college I was attracted to the teachings of Christian Science in Mrs.
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Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was first mentioned to me when an aunt, who had just begun its study, remarked that I should look into it for there was nothing else like it.
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Testimony of Healing
Christian Science came to me through the mother of a friend of mine.
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Testimony of Healing
I am grateful for the opportunity which I have had during the past fifteen years of serving the Cause of Christian Science through the activities of a branch church.
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Testimony of Healing

Paul said (II Cor. 5:8), "We...

Paul said.
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The Prism of Humility

Humility's keen prism glassAccepts Mind's light and lets it pass,Like sunlight's vivid rainbow stream,Unspent in source-dependent beam.
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Signs of the Times

Royce BrierSan Francisco Chronicle, California
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