March 17, 1951
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A Beautiful
promise and the conditions requisite for its fulfillment are found in Job, where we read.
Everyone
is seeking lasting satisfaction and peace of mind, and through Christian Science humanity is experiencing the satisfaction and joy of true, unselfed giving.
In
Mary Baker Eddy's allegory in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
Many
people in all parts of the world today are ready and eager for a better understanding of God.
The
dreamy past, the future we would scan,hold nothing more than now can give to man.
Mary Baker Eddy
writes in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
In
all Churches of Christ, Scientist, which have a Sunday evening service one hears the familiar announcement as given in the Christian Science Quarterly, "The evening service is a repetition of the morning service.
One
of Jesus' parables likens the kingdom of heaven "unto a man which sowed good seed in his field".
What
is this height from other heights apartThat he ascended whose pure way I seek?
Many
people will agree theoretically with the teaching of Christian Science that God is One and infinite, but to make this great truth practical we need to understand something at least of what infinity really means.
The
first whispered suggestion of the serpent in the garden of Eden was that of duality—knowledge of good and evil.
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The earnest student of Christian Science soon becomes acquainted with the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy.
The question sometimes arises as to what use, if any, may be made in the Sunday School classes of articles appearing in The Christian Science Journal, the Christian Science Sentinel, and the Heralds of Christian Science, particularly those which are of special interest to children and young people.
Occasionally the question arises as to whether the Sunday School superintendent in reading "the scientific statement of being" from Science and Health.
Many churches that have not formerly done so are now holding Sunday School exercises simultaneously with the morning church service.
So
long he stood before the window, gazingIntently, small face earnest as he read,That one inside the Reading Room who watchedWent out to him at last and gently said,"What are you reading?
I should like to add my testimony of gratitude for the glorious truths of Christian Science, which indeed make one free.
I have so often been helped and encouraged by the testimonies published in the Christian Science periodicals that I feel I should contribute mine in the hope that it may benefit others.
"Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need.
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It was in the year 1915 that I bought the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
I did not become interested in Christian Science for physical healing for myself, but for a loved one whom physicians had pronounced incurable.
In the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, we read.
Many years ago Christian Science healed me instantaneously of a supposedly inherited disease.
I began the study of Christian Science at the request of my husband, who had been studying for a number of years before our marriage.
I have been blessed by Christian Science practically all of my life.
From a column byRobert James McCrackenin the Christian WorldLondon, England
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