June 21, 1952
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The
peoples of most nations today are convinced that the continued welfare of the human race depends upon mankind's ability to cultivate and establish peaceful proclivities and to abandon the warlike propensities which in a marked degree seem to have taken possession of human reasoning.
"As
for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness".
The
human race has for centuries been taught that only the things cognized through the five physical senses are real, substantial, and tangible, and so has come to believe in and to be seemingly enslaved by the myth of matter.
Though
we remember God when stars are dark,When winds blow coldly on our stony ways,And we go forward, strong to demonstrate,What of His love in green and primrose days?
Some
years ago a student of Christian Science telephoned a practitioner for help in order to gain the consent of the authorities to rebuild part of her house, which had suffered from enemy action.
The
song of Christian Science is, 'Work—work—work— watch and pray,' " says our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, in her Message to The Mother Church for 1900.
To
the world of today the vision of Isaiah, so wonderfully described in the eleventh chapter of his hook, may seem a remote and scarcely conceivable possibility There we read: "The wolf also shall dwell with the Iamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them.
There
never was a tired heart—Only a heart pursuing peace;Each impulse from Almighty God.
Wisdom
and intelligent economy direct us to live within our means, but it is also wise rightly to evaluate those means, to recognize their scope as well as their restrictions.
There
are two words which we use very often in Christian Science when we talk about God: infinite and infinity.
Because
of Thy great mercy, God,I too must mercy showTo weak, sin-sick, downtrodden ones,With labored step and slow.
The
study of Christian Science reveals the fact that the more one knows of God, the more he knows of the real man and of his own true selfhood.
"Let us follow the example of Jesus, the master Metaphysician," writes Mary Baker Eddy in "Retrospection and Introspection".
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It has been said, and truly, that an interested pupil never presents a discipline problem.
I trust that the following experiences may be helpful to others in the solving of their problems.
I shall never forget the joy that came into my life when Christian Science was first introduced to me over fifty years ago.
When I was in a desperate state of mind because of a nervous breakdown and persistent insomnia, which all material means had failed to relieve, I turned to Christian Science for help.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science and for what this wonderful religion stands for.
I have always loved the Bible, and its teachings have been a great help to me.
I wish to express my gratitude for the first healing in my family through Christian Science, which was of chronic alcoholism.
I am very grateful that I heard of Christian Science when I was still in my teens and was able to have the wonderful experience of over a year in the Sunday School.
Several times in the past I have written a testimony and have failed to send it in to be published.
Christian Science has brought numerous blessings into my life.
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