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One word seems to symbolize the world today better than all others. That word is "movement.
In the second and third chapters of the book of Revelation are seven messages to seven churches in Asia. Of timeless import, these messages offer invaluable instruction and spiritual guidance to the earnest church member of today.
"Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat: but I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not: and when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren. Luke 22:31, 32; Thus lovingly spoke the Master, Christ Jesus, to his disciple, Simon Peter, on the occasion of the Last Supper.
Christian Science enlightens mankind by defining God as Truth—irresistible, supreme, All. The power of Truth is God's spontaneous self-revealing activity.
At the close of Solomon's reign it must surely have become evident to the people that the ominous prediction of Samuel (see I Sam. 8:18) concerning the dangers and limitations often inherent in human kingship had been all too accurate.
After one becomes interested in Christian Science and gains some understanding of its teachings, it is natural for him to contemplate joining a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. Prompted by high hopes, he makes application for membership and, on being accepted, looks forward eagerly to sharing the joys and privileges of its activities.
All of us have known people who are described as having a sunny smile. Their faces just "light up," we say.
The purpose of a biography is to evaluate the character of an individual and record his accomplishments. Christian Scientists should not be unmindful of the love and unselfishness of their Leader, Mrs.
Biology pictures man as in a continual state of becoming. It claims that he starts as a material cell.
Christ Jesus said, "I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. " John 12:32; What overwhelming conviction of the power of the Christ to attract all men is evidenced in this statement! On what was it based? It was based on Jesus' recognition and demonstration of his divine nature, the Christ.