Editorials

On Seeing the Father

In the fourteenth chapter of John's gospel, the student of Jesus' life and teachings finds many truths of deep significance.

Education

Every Christian Scientist has the question of the children's education tremendously at heart.
When Paul saw the Christian of his day in danger of being turned aside from the clear and simple teaching he had given them, he warned them to beware, "lest by any means,.

The Disloyalty of Doubt

It is notable in the life of Moses that his great accomplishments in leading the children of Israel out of their captivity, and in guiding them through the long years of wandering in the wilderness, were made possible through his confidence in the power, presence, and availability of God to guide and protect His chosen people under all circumstances, however untoward.

Association Meetings

Our Leader has thoughtfully provided means whereby students whose teacher is no longer with them may have their association meetings conducted by one "who is ready for this high calling".

Steadfastness

There can only be a limited degree of success in any pursuit without persistent, steadfast effort.

Resurrection

"Now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept.

Spiritual Vision

The prophet Isaiah, deeply troubled if not disheartened by the apparent wickedness of Jerusalem, pronounced upon her the judgment of the Lord, with a degree of severity bordering on harshness.
The Bible states that Jesus spoke "as one having authority," and Mrs.

Inspiration and the Bible

At Christian Science testimony meetings one often hears gratitude expressed because Christian Science has enabled the speaker to understand the Bible.

The Coming of Christ

Almost from the time of the disappearance of the risen Savior, many Christian have looked with yearning hearts and eager eyes for his reappearance on earth "in the flesh.

On Choosing Rightly

The Christian Scientist is in a far better position to discriminate between several courses of action, should they present themselves, than any other person.