TO an earnest student of Christian Science, each dawning day can be an opportunity for real progress. When the gaining of "the wondrous glory" of spiritual enlightenment is recognized as paramount, human wants and desires become of minor importance.
Eliphaz advised Job in his time of trouble (Job 22:21), "Acquaint now thyself with him, and be at peace: thereby good shall come unto thee."
Today there are thinkers who see that acquaintance with God is the world's real need. Jesus, the great Master, was fully acquainted with God. He knew and declared his at-one-ment with and inseparability from God; he knew, taught, and practiced divine Science.
