Editorials

The Singing Heart

Albert F. Gilmore

Song as an expression of joyous reverence for God and His glory was early established as a method of worship by the Jewish people.

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The Christ-Cure

Duncan Sinclair

"And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of heaven is at hand.

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God's Law

Ella W. Hoag

Someone has wisely said, "The people's safety is in the law of God.

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Righteous Judgment

Albert F. Gilmore

Few tendencies of the so-called mortal mind are more pronounced than the habit of passing judgment upon one's fellows.

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Truth's Triumph over Fear and Unbelief

Ella W. Hoag

John's discernment was remarkably keen and clear when, in referring to the sins which are to "have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone," he began his classification by speaking of the "fearful, and unbelieving.

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"Nothing shall by any means hurt you"

Duncan Sinclair

Christian Science teaches that Christians ought to be immune from all kinds of evil.

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The Moral Demands of Christian Science

Albert F. Gilmore

The student of the four Gospels is deeply impressed by the high moral standard set by Christ Jesus in both his teachings and example.

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"Harmony is universal"

Duncan Sinclair

With the understanding she possessed of divine Science, Mrs.

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"Never too late to mend"

Ella W. Hoag

It is a homely old proverb, this one of "never too late to mend," but the world still needs its tone of encouragement.

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Stabilized in Truth

Albert F. Gilmore

On page 224 of "Miscellaneous Writings," in a marvelously discriminating passage, Mrs.

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Sowing by the Wayside

Ella W. Hoag

What is more persistently done by men, and what is so little considered by them, as the mental sowing they do by the wayside?

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Christian Healing

Duncan Sinclair

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