Editorials

Men are not always aware that every thought they entertain concerning a future is always prophecy of some sort.

"As white as snow"

Were words more consolatory ever uttered than those of Isaiah in his great exhortation to repentance: "Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool"?

"Adorable One"

Great significance attaches to Mrs.

Rest and Strength

How often have these words of Isaiah brought consolation and peace to the weary and heavy-laden: "He giveth power the faint; and to them that have no might he increaseth strength"! The very words themselves carry confidence with them and the power to renew faith; and with the renewal of faith there is a diminution of weakness and a proportionate increase in strength.

Christlike Humility

Humility is a virtue which is much extolled and which men as a whole have believed it was necessary to possess if they would be true Christians.

"Spiritual uplift"

In the testimonies given at the Wednesday evening meetings in Christian Science churches and in those appearing in the Christian Science periodicals, gratitude is often expressed for the "spiritual uplift" even more than for the physical healing which has been experienced through the study and application of Mrs.
Right persuasion is a gentle method of approach which, when used in favor of all that is good and true, wins many to better ways of thinking and living where aggressive arguments only repel.

On Guarding Our Thoughts

It is what one thinks that chiefly counts, "for as he thinketh in his heart, so is he.

The Singing Heart

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

The Christ-Cure

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

God's Law

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

Righteous Judgment

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