In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Perfect Man

OUR attention is called to the necessity of bringing every thought into subjection to Truth when Mrs.

Losing to Win

THERE are certain of the Bible characters which all earnest students of the Scriptures learn to love.
ALL down through the centuries Bible readers have thought that they knew something of the meaning of the First Commandment and that rendered a measure of intelligent obedience thereto.

The Far Country

WHAT the kingdom of God is to the one enlightened by the teaching of Christian Science, so is the far country to the groping mortal; the one knows that he rests within, the other seemingly toils without.

Signs of the Times

[From "Newer Notions of Patriotism," an Editorial in The Saturday Evening Post]

The Spoken and the Unspoken Word

The saying that "speech is silver; silence is gold" takes on new force and new meaning in the light of the teaching of Christian Science.

Spirit

The Samaritan woman in conversation with Christ Jesus at Jacob's well advocated the world-thought prevalent at that time; namely, that God must be worshiped at some special place; but Jesus explained, for the benefit of the whole world, for all time: "Woman, believe me, the hour cometh, when ye shall neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem, worship the Father.

Place

God, Mind, is always present, just as much in one place as in another.

The Living Night

No one has to agree with Stevenson's definition of night under a roof as a dead, monotonous period.

True Living

As there is only one Mind or consciousness, all that can be known of anything must proceed from this infinite source.

The Universality of Truth

Whenever an individual expresses good in preference to evil, at that moment he is proving that man possesses his rightful inheritance and is showing how much of God he knows.

Signs of the Times

[From an Address of Former Governor McCall of Massachusetts, as Quoted in The Herald, Boston, Massachusetts]