In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

"A great many people are under the impression that it takes a long while to read the New Testament," remarked a well known preacher the other day, "but as a matter of fact it only requires sixty hours for the average reader to read the entire book; or, in other words, if a man were to read an hour each day he would finish the book inside of two months.
The Scriptures record that Jesus' life-work was one of regeneration; he healed the sick, he redeemed the sinner, he raised the dead; and he said of those who believed on him, "The works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go to my Father.
That omnipotence.
Our critic begins his attack with the declaration that muddle in material affairs is bad enough, but that muddle in religion is a thousand times worse, and he goes on from this to labor the point that Christian Science has created a muddle in religion.

TRUTH'S MISSION

When a so-called new and redemptive truth at first declares its message to the world, it is often classed with the very evils it has come to destroy, and finds its enemies among those whom its mission is to save.

THE TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS

In times past there may have been a temptation to criticize some one whose testimony did not conform to the listener's condition of thought, but as we progress in the understanding of Christian Science, we come more and more to realize that even a word of some testimony may be as "living bread" to a hungry heart.

SPIRITUAL DISCERNMENT

Every experience which comes to us gives us an opportunity for self-examination and correction.

THE TRUE LOVE

Perhaps one of the first things a young student in Christian Science is inspired to think about is the difference between the thing called "love" in the worldly sense and that known as "love" in Christian Science.

PURE FOOD

It is a significant sign of the times that there is at present a very urgent public demand for pure food, and that diligent investigation is being made, with a view to preventing the evils of food adulteration and that a higher standard of purity may be established.
In Cruden's Concordance one definition of "call" is this, "To appoint and qualify a person for some work service.

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

[Christian Work and Evangelist.
In your issue of the 21st a county judge in Colorado is reported to have held that failure to call a physician for sick children was "neglect.