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EXERCISING SPIRITUAL DOMINION
In studying the first chapter of Genesis we learn that God created man in His own image and likeness and gave him dominion over all the earth. We know that God is incorporeal, spiritual; therefore man, as His image, must also be incorporeal, spiritual. It is only through our understanding that the real man is spiritual and not material that we can recognize our divine sonship and demonstrate our dominion.
Christ Jesus, whom Christian Scientists accept as their Way-shower, was the most spiritually-minded person who ever trod the earth. He claimed his heritage as the Son of God and exercised his God-given dominion and power by casting out evil, healing the sick, and raising the dead. As we strive to emulate his teachings, we grow in the understanding of the Science of Christ and find this dominion and power being manifested in our daily human experience.

November 6, 1954 issue
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"COMFORTERS ARE NEEDED MUCH"
AYLETT L. WOOD
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"I DIDN'T SAY THAT"
THOMAS B. HUDSON
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GOD'S EVER-PRESENT CARE
JEANNE ROE PRICE
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CHURCH WORK
Marjorie D. Manley
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"THE PRIMAL AND ETERNAL QUALITY"
LESTER G. BESOLD
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EXERCISING SPIRITUAL DOMINION
GENEVE K. O'NEIL
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DIVINE DEMANDS
JOHN T. HECKEL
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SAFETY
Hazel Harper Brandner
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RIGHT REFUTATION
Helen Wood Bauman
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ELIMINATING THE SCARS
Harold Molter
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It is with deep gratitude that I...
Frances C. Hart
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Like the woman who "had suffered...
Anne Ziegler
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Christian Science was first presented...
William R. Yeagle
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I am very grateful for the healing...
Esther J. Erickson
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For the many blessings which...
Florence J. Morake
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For more than twelve years...
Amelia Haire
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I have been a student of Christian Science...
Kate Spear Cornell
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Like the prodigal son in the parable,...
Betty V. Easton
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Among the many healings in...
Ethel Tompkins Wade
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I was of a feeble and sickly nature...
Abel Patricio Reyes
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from C. H. Dodd, Earl L. Douglass