In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

[Extracts from an address by Frank K.

I regret that your correspondent reads resentment of...

I regret that your correspondent reads resentment of criticism into my letter, because I can assure him that I have none whatever.

In your paper a correspondent comments upon the Christian Science...

In your paper a correspondent comments upon the Christian Science lecture recently reported in your columns, and offers to make clear what he considers the lecturer has not done, namely, the origin of a sinning mortal, or material man.

In your October 17 issue you printed an item by a...

In your October 17 issue you printed an item by a doctor.

Individuality

In schoolroom associations there comes to the pupil a sense of his individual place and work.

True Administration

The word "administer" comes from the Latin administrare, from ad meaning to and ministrare to minister or serve.

"For I am meek"

In the Bible record which tells of the earthly career of Christ Jesus we find many references to his meekness, his humility, his lowliness.

"Alertness to Duty"

It is the privilege of every Christian Scientist always to think the truth about every incident, problem, or act which presents itself to his consciousness, whether bearing on individual, community, national, or international experience.

Man Knows

In the utterance of Job, "Oh that I knew where I might find him," a common longing of the human heart is expressed.

Prayerful Striving

"Seeking is not sufficient.

The Stranger within Thy Gates

In the Hebrew law there was definite provision for the treatment of the stranger or the sojourner in Palestinian cities.

Signs of the Times

[The Bishop of Ohio, as quoted in the New York Times, New York]