February 24, 1951
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In
the eleventh Chapter of the epistle to the Hebrews there is a verse which is familiar to Christian Scientists, for it is one that is quoted several times by Mary Baker Eddy in her writings.
While
she was eagerly studying the Lesson-Sermon in the Christian Science Quarterly one morning, a student's attention was arrested by the account of the ten virgins who went out to meet the bridegroom.
To
remain serene under all circumstances, good or bad, peaceful or threatening—even in times of unjust persecution, tribulation, and defamation—is to achieve a high rung on the ladder leading to the ultimate harmony and freedom of men, a freedom gained only as a false sense of self is overcome.
With
the continuing development of aviation, increasing interest in atmospheric conditions is evident, and weather bureaus are constantly endeavoring to keep pilots informed regarding weather and flying conditions.
In
her book "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany" Mary Baker Eddy states.
When
the son of the widow of Zarephath was ill to the point where, as the Bible tells us, "there was no breath left in him," his mother said to Elijah, "What have I to do with thee, O thou man of God?
In
Christian Science, freedom to express true intelligence, wisdom, understanding, and knowledge comes to the student as he realizes his inseparability from the ever-present divine Mind.
God
is their refuge and their strength,A present help in time of need,A beacon of unfailing lightTo all who His commandments heed.
Moral
courage is that quality indispensable to everyone who finds that the conditions appearing in his life experience are obliging him to stand without flinching for Principle.
When
Christ Jesus entered upon his ministry, he stressed two points: that the kingdom of God is very near, and that repentance is necessary to gain entrance into it.
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In expressing her gratitude for membership in The Mother Church, and also that of her husband, a new member writes:
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In order that radiocast lectures may be announced in the Sentinel in time for pickup in countries outside the United States, will churches expecting to give such lectures send this information to the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department at least two months in advance of date of lecture, if possible.
"O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good: for his mercy dureth for ever".
I am deeply grateful for the unwavering faith of my mother, who took a radical stand for Christian Science many years ago in the face of strong opposition from family and friends.
My first healing, which was on the first of September, 1897, stands out as the most momentous occurrence of my life, for it dates the quieting of my disturbed Christian life.
One of the first blessings which the study of Christian Science brought to me was a sense of peace.
I was healed through Christian Science of tuberculosis, which condition held me in bondage over a period of fifteen years.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude to God and to our revered Leader, Mrs.
It has been my great privilege to have been brought up in Christian Science since I was two years of age.
Christian Science has been such an integral part of my existence that I cannot help feeling an eagerness in submitting my testimony.
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