September 10, 1966
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Jesus of Nazareth attracted his followers through his healings and his teachings regarding the kingdom of God.
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We read in the bible that God said to Moses, "I will make all my goodness pass before thee.
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What a wonderful release must have been experienced by Lazarus, his family, and his friends when Christ Jesus commanded, "Loose him, and let him go"! John 11; 44;
A few days before, the Master had said to his disciples that Lazarus was asleep.
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Healing sought through Christian Science is inevitable if tills Science is correctly understood and practiced.
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"I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help," the Psalmist sang.
Editorial
With all the intricate mechanisms that are being developed, one might begin to wonder if the machines are about to take over and if men are becoming the slaves of their own creations.
Testimony of Healing
When I was five years old, my tonsils were removed because they were said to be causing constant illness.
Testimony of Healing
I had many warts all over my hands and fingers for a couple of years but didn't do very much about them.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my very deep gratitude for Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Although I am a new student of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
In the summer of 1914 my brother came to visit us, and I first heard of Christian Science.
The Bible Speaks to You
Announcer: To someone who's dissatisfied with his work because it seems to lack value and purpose, the answer to the question, "What makes a job worthwhile?
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Many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and the time draweth near (Luke 21:8)
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