Editorials

"He that hath"

THE ethical doctrines set forth in the Sermon on the Mount cover the needs of humanity to an extraordinary degree.
It is scarcely strange that thankfulness and gratitude should often be considered synonymously, since their nature is so interrelated.
On first consideration it may not be apparent how trials can be proofs of God's care.

On the Giving of Thanks

The reader of the Psalms is deeply impressed with the spirit of praise and thanksgiving pervading them.

Words of Counsel

The following letter from our revered Leader to The Christian Science Board of Directors, first published in the Sentinel of August 22, 1914, is again shared with the field because of the pertinency of its wise counsel to all Christian Scientists:—
In her Message to The Mother Church for 1902.

Rejoice Evermore!

The Bible talks much about rejoicing.

The Periodicals a Unit

It is an old saying that "in unity there is strength;" and while it is probable that the author of this axiom was thinking in terms of materiality, it becomes all the more cogent when considered from the basis of divine metaphysics.

As a Little Child

When Jesus' disciples asked him, "Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?
Christian Science is unique among the religious systems of the world in that it declares that evil, including sin and disease, is unreal.

Be Not Contentious

Paul had full confidence in the righteousness of God's judgments.

The Omnipotence of Mind

Mind is a term very frequently used by Mrs.