Editorials

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"If I be lifted up"

Albert F. Gilmore

CHRIST JESUS, in the twelfth chapter of John's gospel, plainly foretold the experiences which were to befall him; and he forecasted the significance of the crucifixion in these words: "And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.
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God is Unchangeable Principle

Duncan Sinclair

To a world of apparent change and decay, what a glorious revelation is the fact of the unchangeable nature of God! All that the human eye perceives, all that the so-called human mind believes itself to be cognizant of,—all alike pass away; but God, the divine Principle of the universe, abides forever.
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The Brotherhood of Man

Ella W. Hoag

There are few topics more commonly considered and discussed to-day than the brotherhood of man.
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Genuine Hospitality

Albert F. Gilmore

In the twenty-fifth chapter of Matthew, Christ Jesus, master of parable, describes genuine hospitality.
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God Giveth the Increase

Ella W. Hoag

Generally speaking, increase implies accumulations of various sorts.
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God Supplies All Good

Duncan Sinclair

Christian Science reveals God as divine Love, and shows the way in which Love, the divine Principle of being, governs or cares for creation.
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"The pure in heart"

Albert F. Gilmore

In pointing the way whereby men become citizens of God's spiritual kingdom, the Psalmist declared that this exalted state is to be attained by him who has "clean hands, and a pure heart; who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully.
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Rebuking

Duncan Sinclair

WHENEVER one learns something of the teachings of Christian Science, he begins to look upon rebuking very differently from what used to be his wont.
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Sympathy

Ella W. Hoag

THE word "sympathy" conveys to the human thought such diverse impressions that its use in Christian Science needs to be considered with care, in order that all it represents of good may not be lost sight of; and at the same time that its mistaken aspects may be recognized and avoided.
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"Pure religion"

Albert F. Gilmore

WHEN the Apostle James in his general epistle declared "pure religion and undefiled before God" to be this: "To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world," he defined it in terms of its practice, a method at once explicit and logical.
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Explanation

Editor

On page 457 of the Sentinel of February 3 appears a poem, many lines of which are exact reproductions of a poem written not long since by a well-known poet of the day.
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Becoming a Law to One's Self

Ella W. Hoag

When Mrs.