November 22, 1982
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"The Bible: Read it for yourself" is the theme of this year's National Bible Week in the United States.
Have we really begun to fathom the spiritual depths of the Scriptures?
One helpful view of the Bible is to see it as the record of mankind's search for a deeper understanding of God.
From Genesis to Revelation, one can trace in the Bible the development of humanity's concept of man's relationship to God.
Some years ago I attended a play that portrayed an individual in a prominent position who would not compromise his beliefs, in spite of prevailing pressures.
A few years ago, the Thanksgiving Bible Lesson in the Christian Science Quarterly contained Jesus' parable of the one lost sheep.
In the wee small hours of mortals' timeI come expectantlyto break the bread of Truth.
This testimony is given in deep appreciation for the many healings, the joy, and the peace I've had since becoming a student of Christian Science.
Before I learned about Christian Science, I frequently suffered from cramps in my arms and was very unhappy about this condition.
The following experience can be likened to Jesus' parable in Luke.
The Bible reveals the law of God, the law of Life.
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French-, Italian-, and Japanese-speaking readers will be especially glad to learn that Bible reference books in these languages are now available for sale in Reading Rooms.
