February 7, 1959
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It
is generally agreed that to obtain anything of value one pays a fair price.
Probably
many of us have been involved in a group of undesirable mortal characteristics with which we would rather not have been identified.
To
Thee, O God, I pledge the energy,The vigor, and the strength at my command,The zest for life, the joy in its adventure—All this I render freely to Thy hand.
A basic
desire of humanity is to find enduring satisfaction.
In
the hill country of New England is a locality in which one mountain stands alone, rising high above the neighboring hills, reaching skyward with a bold and determined urge.
In
the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, we find the account of an Englishwoman, whose experience was related in a London medical magazine.
When
doubts ariseAnd fears seem great,When mortal mind is talking,We turn to God with quiet heartAnd hear Mind's admonition,Love more!
The
word "subjective" is generally considered to relate to that which is perceived by or is within the consciousness of the individual; and the word "external" to that which appears to be outside one's consciousness.
Moses was so aware of God's presence that he was able to translate to human consciousness what God's will is for all.
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Speaker: We feel that today's program is an encouraging one.
Many of our Christian Science Reading Rooms have had happy and profitable experiences when, after prayerful, earnest effort on the part of the members, relocation has proved advisable and possible.
Again and again the testimonies in our periodicals give me such cause for rejoicing that I should like to share my experiences.
It is forty years since I first heard of Christian Science and began to know God aright.
I should like to share the joy which has come to me simply by using a key that unlocks the treasure of our true being.
My heart is full of gratitude for these words from Hyms No.
I offer this testimony of God's goodness with the desire that it may give courage and hope to another.
In reviewing the countless blessings that have been mine, I wish to acknowledge with gratitude the protective power which is gained through the daily study of the Bible Lessons given in the Christian Science Quarterly.
Though I had been reared in a Christian home, it wasn't until I began the earnest study of Christian Science that I learned how far-reaching prayer really is.
