Editorials

Sanctification

IN that most appealing prayer which appears in the seventeenth chapter of John's Gospel, Christ Jesus besought the Father not only to glorify himself, that he in turn through his strict adherence to divine Principle might glorify God, but he also prayed for the sanctification and protection of his dearly beloved disciples, who had stood with him throughout the trying years of his ministry.

Divine Power Unlimited

Many believe that the age in which we are living is probably the most enlightened in the world's history.

"Called to be saints"

The Bible has much to say about saints.
In admonishing her numerous personal correspondents to send their letters to The Christian Science Journal, Mrs.
What Christian has not responded with all his heart to the exquisite statement of David, "Thy gentleness hath made me great"?

"Followers of God"

In his epistle to the Ephesians Paul writes, "Be ye therefore followers of God, as dear children; and walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us.

Spiritual Ascendancy

On page 19 of the Message to The Mother Church for 1901, Mrs.

Effectual Prayer

Effectual prayer! Is there such a thing?
The grace of God is something men are not given overmuch to considering.

Man's Eternal Noon

With mankind in general, youth has been looked upon as an exalted state, the perpetuation of which would insure everlasting happiness.
Thus wrote Faber decades ago, and his words are as true today as when he penned them.

Gratitude

THE Christian Scientist is continually expressing his gratitude, constantly giving thanks, for the good which has come into his experience.