December 22, 1956
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Christmas
marks the coming of him whose human birth ushered in the Christian era.
The
author of Hebrews wrote that Christ Jesus was made after the order of Melchisedec, who was "without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days, nor end of life; but made like unto the Son of God".
Christian Science,
God's revelation to Mary Baker Eddy, shows us the true nature of God and of man, His spiritual image, and thus awakens us from the dream of sickness, sin, fear, sorrow, and death.
A village
humble, still,The guiding star above;A shepherd on a hill,The mother-heart of love;The child of truth and grace,A world to pacify;An angel song of praise,And God to glorify.
One
of the most comforting and vitalizing convictions which an understanding of Christian Science brings to humanity is that man is God's image and likeness.
While
all may not feel impelled to read the Bible from cover to cover, the consecutive reading of it can be rewarding in bringing one a better appreciation of its literary value and a more spiritual insight into the characters and events it sets forth.
Human
consciousness is sometimes likened to a garden where error must be uprooted and good seed must be sown in order that one may experience fruitage in purity, health, and harmony.
Children
and animals understand each other because they speak a language which does not need words, the language of love and trust and radiant joy.
All
of God's ideas, dwelling in His infinite kingdom, are incorporeal, eternal, useful, wise, harmless, loving, and pure.
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The following periodical were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U.
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Speaker: How often mankind yearns to be free, to be happy and whole, not bound by suffering and lack, ill-temper or fear.
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The Mother Church gratefully acknowledges reports received from several branch churches of projects carried on during the past year in which each member was asked to loan copies of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, to individuals who might be receptive to Christian Science.
I wish to again express in our periodicals my deep gratitude to our revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, the revelator to this age of the Christ, Truth, which our beloved Master, Christ Jesus, and the primitive Christians referred to as the Way.
To the ever-increasing record of the healing power of Christian Science, I should like to add my testimony.
It is over ten years since my testimony appeared in the Sentinel; so I feel that it is again time to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
At the time I took up the study of Christian Science I was suffering from fallen arches.
I am grateful that I have found Christian Science, and I know by the part of its teachings which I have proved that the whole of them is true.
About three years after I married I became very ill with a painful organic difficulty and was unable to do my housework.
I have had so many beautiful, helpful experiences in the study of Christian Science that it would take a great deal of space to tell of all of them.
I am grateful to God for Christian Science.
It is a joyous privilege to give thanks to God for the healing power of Christian Science.
Emerson earned his title "the Sage of Concord" by his lectures, philosophy, essays, and poems.
