Articles

As we realize more of the allness of God, which includes man, not only shall we know more of the truth of ourselves, but we shall also know each other better. The true brotherhood of man will be glimpsed, together with the oneness of all that is included in it.

WHEN Joseph became Pharaoh's prime minister, he was second only to the king of Egypt himself. With Pharaoh's blessing he married Asenath, daughter of the Egyptian priest of On, who bore him two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim, during the seven years of plenty which Joseph had foretold.

HOW vital is light, both spiritually and materially, for without it we stumble in darkness! According to Christian Science, light, or spiritual understanding, penetrates all space. Mrs.

GENTLENESS is essential in the healing ministry of Christian Science. As a quality of God, divine Love, it is always timely and effective.

" DIVINE LOVE always has met and always will meet every human need," writes Mrs. Eddy on page 494 of Science and Health.

IN Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy presents an allegory in which a case of sickness is tried as one would try a case in court.

A THOROUGH and intelligent study of God's laws in their relationship to man shows unmistakably that they constitute one's true individuality; they condition one's being, direct one's destiny, and govern one's behavior. These profound truths were revealed by God to our revered Leader, Mrs.

HOW often do we take upon ourselves the burden of another—his problems or his responsibilities—and try to steer him in the way we think he should go? No matter how well-intentioned, this endeavor is a grave presumption which, more often than not, confuses or antagonizes the one in difficulty and brings unhappiness upon ourselves and others. Christian Science teaches us that we can safely leave the government of men to God.

THE clear logic of Christian Science is seen at the moment human thought surrenders its viewpoint to the divine. This was experienced by a young man whose world seemed to be falling around him.

HARMONIOUS tones coming from the church organ have often led my thought to the enjoyment of a richer appreciation of church members. By this I mean that individual notes, while ever remaining individual, lend their beauty to produce harmonious chords.