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"THE TRUTH OF BEING IS PERENNIAL"
To those interested in gardening, the word "perennial" is familiar. Christ Jesus, in his ever-unfolding Sermon on the Mount, as well as in his many parables, used aspects of nature to illustrate spiritual facts. He referred to the lilies of the field as being clothed even more beautifully than Solomon and to the fowls of the air as being provided with food by the Father.
In the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, we read (p. 265), "The truth of being is perennial, and the error is unreal and obsolete." A dictionary includes "perpetual; unceasing" as part of the definition of "perennial." Some plants are called "Perennials" because they live from year to year. Christian Science teaches that good is ever appearing. One of the verities of God, Spirit, is omnipresence. We find that not one smallest particle of reality, of good, of Truth, can ever actually perish or be absent.

October 4, 1958 issue
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THE STRONG HOLD OF THE CHRIST
ROBERT ELLIS KEY
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"THE TRUTH OF BEING IS PERENNIAL"
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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CARING FOR THE BODY
FRED YOULD
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ENDURING SECURITY
KATHARINE A. FORREST
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PURITY IS POWER
HELEN JEAN BURN
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A LESSON FROM YARN
PAULINE WICKSTRUM REHR
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THE MEANING OF OMNIPOTENCE
Harold Molter
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"WAIT, AND LOVE MORE"
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 263 - The Way to Unfailing Supply
Ralph A. Bishop
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TRUTH
Helen Dwight Reid
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The Purpose and Opportunity of the Sunday School
By Edward Froderman,
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Words can never properly express...
John Little
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I wish to share with others...
Ethel G. Ramsey
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I should like to express my gratitude...
Marie Beaumont
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"Oh that men would praise the...
Nellie H. Clemons
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The application of Christian Science...
Helen Gill Channer
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I have been a student of Christian Science...
Donald S. Nichols
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The testimonies of healing in the...
Margaret L. Shiner
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After shopping in a large department...
Marie Parks
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Charles E. Dietze, Christopher Woodard