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What is justly described as the Holy Bible may be considered as of universal significance, and it is a tribute to the growing understanding of men that this book has been more widely distributed than any other volume. Among English-speaking readers it is best known in the Authorized, or King James, Version, first published in 1611 and reflecting the stately beauty of the language of the Elizabethan age.

It is believed that the earth's atmosphere determines to a large extent the living conditions of mortal man. He is thought to be directly and indirectly sustained by the gases composing it.

Probably never before in history has there been such turmoil as there is today; yet paradoxically there must surely never have been more desire for peace, more concern for others, and more evidence of the brotherhood of mankind. We are going through a period in which the activity of Truth in human consciousness is awakening evil to resist its destroyer.

Any worthwhile endeavor requires persistent effort if excellence of performance is to be achieved. To understand and correctly apply the truths of Christian Science, the student must press on in making its precepts practical in daily living in order to bring healing to himself and others.

Every Wednesday in Christian Science churches around the world many people are impelled to rise from their seats to testify to lives regenerated, harmony and progress manifested, and health restored through the understanding of God and of man's relationship to Him as taught in Christian Science. Mrs.

Many centuries ago, a people dwelling in the land of Shinar decided to build themselves "a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven" ( Gen. 11:4 ).

Christian Science has come to save us from a corporeal sense of ourselves. We frequently hear the statement that one is running away from himself.

One is wise indeed who evaluates everything from its true spiritual status. Yet humanity too frequently is prone to ignore the spiritual value of things or having properly evaluated them neglects to be governed by them.

Probably many readers have had the experience enjoyed by my husband and me as we drove across the great desert plains of New Mexico. In that lonely area we traveled hour after hour, and as far as the eye could see there were no structures of any size, no trees, or any other obstructions to stop the movement of the tumbleweeds.

For ages men have sought ways of allaying and healing the sufferings of their fellow being. Yet who was the most successful healer of all time? It was Christ Jesus, who healed multitudes and sent them home rejoicing.