In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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DIVINE MIND'S CONTROL

MARGARET MC CAULEY TURK

Many people feel intuitively that there is a higher power which controls the affairs of individuals and nations.
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"WHAT THOU SEEST, THAT THOU BEEST"

WILLIAM M. SELLMAN

Jesus defined eternal life, substantially, as a present knowledge of God, Spirit, and of His emanation, the Christ, which Jesus exemplified.
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A MOMENT'S WORK

EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT

In her definition of "day" in the Glossary of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy writes.
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS FROM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COMMITTEES ON PUBLICATION

Will B. Davis

The Covenant WeeklyChicago, Illinois
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REDEDICATION

KATHLEEN O'CONNOR

Many remember with joy and gratitude their early days in Christian Science, when the vision of the allness of God and the perfection of man in His image burst upon them in all its first radiant light.
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GOD'S SUPPLY AND CARE ARE INFINITE

CHARLES ROBERT RODŸK

One of the greatest problems mankind has to solve is that of limitation.
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"PURITY THE PATH TO PERFECTION"

BERTIE M. SMITH

Through many ages the desirability of perfection in individuals has been emphasized.
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"NO MORE DEATH"

J. LESLIE HADDON

Perhaps no greater sorrow can come to a mortal than the feeling that he has been forever parted from one held dear.
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Signs of the Times

with contributions from M. E. Hollensen

From an article by "Signet" in The Sign London, England
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Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769-1821

Napoleon I, Emperor of France, was the son of a Corsican noble and patriot who obtained royal bounty for his son's education in France.
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New Members of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship

Neil H.
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ELAINE LEARNS FROM DOING

ELIZABETH CARROLL DE WINDT

For over a year Elaine had had an ugly wart on one of her fingers.