How little do men realize the infinite nature of God's bountiful good! Because mankind is so largely taught to view all things from the standpoint of finiteness, its eyes are practically closed to the infinitude of good, as well as to its eternality.
THAT
Christ Jesus healed not only those who came to him singly, but also, on occasion, the multitude which, attracted by his growing fame as the divine healer, thronged him whenever his whereabouts became known, the Scriptures bear convincing testimony.
IF
men only knew what Christian Science has in store for those who understand its teachings, they would turn to it with a great sense of gladness in their hearts.
How
men reach out for satisfaction! How they strive and struggle, how they search and seek to find something that truly satisfies! The whole trend of earthly experience is supposed to be towards some goal or other which will supply a hoped-for good, which will afford the peace and comfort, the pleasure and happiness, that bring absolute content.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
are deeply grateful for the revelation of all true causation as divine, and of effect only as the expression of the one cause, which is God.
Few
passages of the Holy Scriptures, if any, have brought to heavy hearts more of solace and relief than the closing verses of the eleventh chapter of Matthew.
