Article November 27, 1978 Issue

Concordance puzzle

Eleanor Young Clapp

This puzzle is based on a letter by an early Christian that you'll find near the end of the Bible. In it he tells us that if we develop the following qualities, we won't have empty, useless lives. We'll not only understand what Christ Jesus came to teach us, but we'll be effective, fruitful Christians.

Mary Baker Eddy refers to these qualities in the textbook of Christian Science, Science and Health. Each quality will fit in one of the numbered rows of blank spaces. Here's what you do to find them. Take the Concordance to Science and Health and look up key words from the following quotations. Then fill in the fig.

1. One of the qualities "likened to 'the cattle upon a thousand hills.'"

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