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Two Christian Scientists elected by their fellow members to serve their branch church as Readers agreed with each other that they would keep the joy of their offices constantly in view. Immediately they discovered that this would not be difficult.
In a notice to correspondents, Mrs. Eddy made it quite clear that, however much she desired to do so, she had not the time to read all her correspondence, much less reply to it.
Some people yearn to be as free as the birds, the stars, or the open sea. But Jesus' words indicate a greater magnitude of freedom, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free" ( John 8:32 ).
Let us examine the verb "compel. " It is derived from the Latin word compellere , meaning "to drive together.
In the Bible we find an instance of dedicating a child to the service of God at an early age. Hannah said of her son Samuel ( I Sam.
Human existence becomes progressively happier, healthier, and more profitable as one gains a clearer understanding of divine Love and willingly obeys God's laws. Christian Science elucidates the Biblical statement, "God is love" ( I John 4:8 ).
In order to be a scientist in any field, one needs to think from a scientific standpoint. If he thinks in unsystematized, lawless, or inexact terms, he cannot practice science.
In the opening lines of the chapter entitled "Creation" in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy says ( p.
In this modern world there are many helpful ways and means afforded by government, business, and private individuals to provide some form of insurance for individual future needs. Some people who are unable to avail themselves of such measures are disheartened because they feel that they are denied provision for their advancing years.
"Our Lord and Master left to us the following sayings as living lights in our darkness: 'What I say unto you I say unto all, Watch' ( Mark 13:37; ) and, 'If the goodman of the house had known what hour the thief would come, he would have watched, and not have suffered his house to be broken through. ' ( Luke 12:39.