To express nobility in their lives, not merely in supreme crises but consistently in small matters and in great, men must be inspired and directed of Principle.
When
the greatest man who ever trod the globe was interrogated by the judge before whom he was arraigned, he answered, "To this end was I born, and for this cause came I into the world, that I might bear witness to the truth.
Christians
generally have acknowledged the goodness and allness of God, as proclaimed in the Scriptures; and in so doing, Christian Science shows, they have been very near the secret of spiritual power as manifested by Christ Jesus.
To
those confronted with the disheartening suggestion that it is "too late"—too late for the attainment of health, progress, success, or something else requisite for happiness—Christian Science offers assurances of the most positive and convincing character.
On
page 7 of "Christian Healing," Mary Baker Eddy, referring to the new tongue, writes, "It is the language of Soul instead of the senses; it translates matter into its original language, which is Mind, and gives the spiritual instead of the material signification.
When
Jacob spoke to his sons of the blessings of God which should prevail "unto the utmost bound of the everlasting hills," he spoke to them of eternity; he voiced that ideal of changelessness which is the goal and prayer of mankind.
If one has accomplished a measure of demonstration in Christian Science, whether in the handling of an individual case of sickness or other distress, or in his experience as a whole, and has seemed unable to go farther, what is he to do?