Editorials

What Hast Thou Done?

William D. McCrackan

Every advancing Christian hears the searching question, Hast thou been jealous of thy brother's gift?

There can be no question that the love of life comes to us consciously and unconsciously from our earliest hours; and this is right, for despite the many human misconceptions of life, man's life can only be truly known as the gift of God; indeed Christian Science makes it clear that God is man's Life, and that man lives truly only as he reflects the divine Life.

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"The hoar fight is forgotten"

William P. McKenzie

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Angel Visions

Annie M. Knott

The Bible has a great deal to say about angels.

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"Joy cometh in the morning"

William D. McCrackan

Whoever desires heaven must abandon sorrow.

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Devotional Services Universal

William P. McKenzie

At the ordinary religious service there is prevalent always some element of curiousity.

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Victory

William D. McCrackan

Divine Science knows no defeats.

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"What thinkest thou?"

Annie M. Knott

The Master's question to Peter respecting the giving of tribute, "What thinkest thou, Simon?

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Living Witnesses

William P. McKenzie

Acquaintance with the truth of being enabled the psalmist to say, "Thou art near, O Lord; and all thy commandments are truth.

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Remembrance

Annie M. Knott

Christian people are all familiar with Jesus' words as quoted by Paul in his first epistle to the Corinthians, where we read respecting the last supper which Jesus shared with his disciples, "This do in remembrance of me.

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The Motherhood of Being

William D. McCrackan

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Working, Watching, Praying

William P. McKenzie

In metaphysics working means activity rather than toil, accomplishment rather than labor.