June 7, 1993
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From the Editors
When
Henry IV of France was crowned king in the sixteenth century, he said, ".
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Every time we gain a clear glimpse of the true nature of God as infinite Love and of man as Love's idea, we see more evidence of God's loving and total control of our day.
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There
is a well-known Bible story that tells how Christ Jesus fed several thousand people with just five loaves and two small fish.
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That wonderful healing taught me that we are working with divine law when we claim for ourselves and others man's true, spiritual identity.
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World Monitor magazine, which ceased publication with the May 1993 issue, has arranged for another respected national magazine in the United States to continue service to subscribers.
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While we may feel that our happiness will increase when we are reunited with our loved ones or when we meet the right companion, it's important that we learn that God's goodness is boundless today.
Editorial
The young couple had been married only a few years.
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There was a time in my life when that thought—that supply is not a condition of matter—would have been the last thing I wanted to hear.
Testimony of Healing
In
Psalms we read, "Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.
Testimony of Healing
A line in the Lord's Prayer helped me when I was involved in an accident recently: "Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven" means to me that I must let God's will be done by trusting in Him to supply my every need.
Testimony of Healing
I became acquainted with Christian Science about twelve years ago.
Testimony of Healing
Not long ago when my daughter and I were driving to the store, we discussed the Sunday School class I was teaching.
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If you've heard about Christian Science and are wondering what it teaches, there's a book that gives the complete and definitive explanation.
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