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The prophet Isaiah proclaimed ( 14:24 ), "The Lord of hosts hath sworn, saying, Surely as I have thought, so shall it come to pass; and as I have purposed, so shall it stand. " Truly nothing can impede or delay God's purpose of unfolding eternal good.

God is steadfast, and he who really understands that he is the son of God knows that he is able to demonstrate steadfastness, regardless of any illusion mortal mind may present to him. Paul knew this, and out of a conviction born of his own experience, he strongly urged ( Eph.

Love for God and love for one's neighbor are fundamentals to which the earnest student of Christian Science endeavors to adhere. As he is faithful to the teachings of this Science, he gains a constantly expanding unfoldment of their significance.

Many children are enrolled in Christian Science Sunday Schools at a very early age. Some of them are as young as a year and a half.

Experience today is a constant challenge to obtain and maintain well-being. We hear much of the need of a bold and imaginative approach to human problems.

Mary Baker Eddy , the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, was deprived of most of the joys of human motherhood. Through a series of circumstances she was denied the care of her only son from the time he was a very small boy.

Christian Science frees us from servitude to a physical body. When Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, grasped the spiritual significance of the fact that God created man in His own image, she saw that since an image reflects its original, man's identity is spiritual and eternal.

An artist's pen or brush conveys impressions by a few skillful strokes. Sometimes the focal point of a drawing is what the subject holds in his hand and the way he looks at it.

Safety is absolutely and conclusively a mental state. It is not dependent upon reflexes, complexes, or human opinions.

Many people speak of being unhappy when they are alone, that is, without human companionship, even temporarily. Some are fearful at these times; others, accustomed to being more or less dependent upon some person or persons, find themselves tempted to be sad or at least less cheerful than usual.