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"Come out from among them"

EMMA E. FIELDS

Come out from among them, and be ye separate," was Paul's instruction to the people.

Some time ago the writer heard a sermon preached on the necessity for restraining one's human sense of ardor, and this strain of thought, so unlike usual denominationalism, made a deep impression, although the reason why it did so was not apparent until it was seen in the light of Christian Science.

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"The burning fiery furnace"

AGNES F. MILLER

There is perhaps no story in the Bible with which we are more familiar than that told in the third chapter of Daniel, wherein is related the experience of the three young Hebrews who refused to worship the golden image made by Nebuchadnezzar.

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Talent

RONALD B. CLIFTON

Many people have been awakened through the understanding of God's law to some particular talent which they did not previously realize they possessed.

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"Guarding the door"

HENRY M. NEWMARK

Many thousands of people throughout the civilized world are ever ready to give grateful acknowledgment of the fact that, in the light of their own personal experience, Christian Science heals.

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Treading on Serpents

EDITH ALLEN WATTS

Upon the joyous return of the seventy disciples whom Jesus had appointed to preach the gospel and heal the sick, they said to him, "Lord, even the devils are subject unto us through thy name.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from G. K. Chesterton, Palfrey Perkins, Rufus Jones, Alexander B. Thaw, John Dewey, E. C. Cutten, Harold Stearns

[From "The Disarmament of the Mind," an Editorial in The Universalist Leader]

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Ancestry

JETHRO BAKER

THE success of the earthly mission of Christ Jesus was due to his unqualified acceptance of the facts of being and his proof of those facts by rejecting every claim which presented itself in opposition to them.

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"A law to yourselves"

VIVIAN M. KUENZLI

WHEN Mrs.

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Just Good

H. C. KIMBER

THE world in general, and more particularly those whose activities are confined to and concerned with the business world, are saying that during the war period business was better than normal but that to-day it is not as good as normal.

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Permanence

LEONARD ANN

TO those able to read the signs of the times the outlook is radiant with promise, for the doubt, uncertainty, and sense of insecurity which seem to possess the world to-day are then seen to mark the necessary transitional period from material sense to spiritual understanding, made apparent through the growing recognition that the only realities are the creations of Spirit, for the actuality of matter as substance is being doubted on every side.

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Apprehension

LOUISE FANNY BODMER

THE human mind is like an instrument of many strings, responding to every touch and sounding whatever note is struck.

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