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SEEKING something new indicates that there is need for improvement; that full satisfaction has not been obtained. Nothing short of spiritual perfection can ever wholly satisfy.

THE fourth commandment begins, "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy" ( Ex. 20:8 ).

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE teaches that true listening and hearing are not material but spiritual. Constant, conscious communion with God, divine Mind, enables one to listen for and hear His voice and follow His unerring direction.

TO an ever-increasing number of people, Christian Science is explaining Christ as the impersonal Saviour, which comes to mankind with the message of Truth that heals and saves. Writing of Christ, our Leader, Mrs.

ALMOST everything is today designated by either a mark or a name. At first thought, little difference may be apparent between the two, a mark and a name.

MANY times in our human experience, when we have become burdened, grieved, or downcast, someone has perhaps come to our aid. If this individual not only understood the difficulties confronting us but also knew through Christian Science the comforting, assuring presence and power of divine Love, he has been able to share with us the wonderful Christly message of liberation from false beliefs.

MRS. EDDY points out in Science and Health that we cannot understand divine Principle unless we have a correct sense of its highest visible idea.

AN understanding thought enables us to know what to do and how to do it. An understanding heart enables us to do it in a warm and lovely spirit.

MANY people would say that the primary function of a university education is to develop the student's intellectual powers: to equip him with the ability to learn for himself, and to appraise intelligently whatever comes to his notice. Certainly this is more valuable and permanent than training for some profession, although that also has its proper place in a university.

ONE of the climactic points of the constantly increasing enmity of the Egyptians against the Hebrews in their midst was the edict issued by Pharaoh himself to the effect that every male child born among the Hebrews must be slain at birth. When this decree was evaded by the midwives who attended the Hebrew mothers, the king extended his cruel purpose, demanding that all his subjects see to it that every infant son of Israelite parents should be thrown into the river Nile.