April 7, 2014
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Mary Baker Eddy follows the Master, Christ Jesus, in expanding on that directive to love and forgive one’s so-called enemies.
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There is only one God; there is only one perfection—God’s perfection!
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Right there, sitting in that bar, I was receptive to the spiritual, healing message that changed the course of my life.
Spiritual Lens
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<p>Spiritually interpreted, rocks and mountains stand for solid and grand ideas.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
For me, this week’s Bible Lesson answers the question “Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?
The Touch of Class
Class instruction also gave me more confidence in my prayers.
Your Daily Lift
Sometimes if I feel alone, or just not quite with it, I like to think of this verse from a hymn: “Everlasting arms of Love / Are beneath, around, above”.
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All I needed to do was just be still and affirm God’s omnipotence and control.
Testimony of Healing
After moving away from my family during college, I had to overcome a great sense of loneliness.
Testimony of Healing
One day this past winter, I noticed red bumps on my body.
Testimony of Healing
One day when my son, Andy, was four or five years old, he went out the front door of our house to get the mail.
Testimony of Healing
A year and a half ago, a severe pain developed in my knee.
Testimony of Healing
For over 50 years I’ve been studying Christian Science, leaning on what I’ve learned from reading Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy along with the Luther Bible in order to experience quick healings of problems such as disease, pain, weariness, and stress.
From the Editors
In the final analysis, the Christly love Jesus expressed opened the way for each of us to overcome whatever claims to be evil in our world.
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