In
the fourteenth chapter of Luke is recorded one of Jesus' parables, which tells of a certain man who had prepared "a great supper" to which he had invited many guests.
A great
revolution in the manner of public worship was wrought when Mary Baker Eddy ordained the Bible and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" as the only preachers in the Christian Science church.
The branch churches and societies that have not furnished historical statements as requested in the Sentinel for August 6, 1932, are now requested to send them to the Bureau of History and Records, 107 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts, as soon as may be conveniently possible.
By establishing cordial relations with editors, presenting to them the facts regarding the teachings of Christian Science, showing them that our religion does preeminently honor God, and that its mission is to bless all mankind, much has been accomplished.
Certain
Jews who had listened to Jesus' discourses and "believed on him" were nevertheless quite astounded by his declaration, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
