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Recently , a friend of the writer's, having called a Christian Science practitioner to treat her for a nervous condition, remarked how quickly she had received relief. She added that she always did get help when these attacks occurred.
Our beloved Master, Christ Jesus, never lacked anything that he needed or ever had less than the dominion required for advancing his holy purpose. In all of his works, we may note a sense of abundance.
Every sincere Christian Scientist is continually striving to perfect his healing capacity so that he may be instant in relieving his fellow men from suffering, and also that he may bring about the quick, decisive healings which best promote the Cause of Christian Science. He gains these desired results by overcoming human will with the divine energy of Spirit.
One of the rewarding privileges that come to a member of a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, is the opportunity to teach in the Sunday School. This experience holds a blessing for teacher and pupil when it is approached as another opportunity to demonstrate Christian Science.
Because of the purity of her thought and her receptivity to divine guidance, Mary Baker Eddy was able to make many wise provisions which have proved helpful to those who have accepted the religion she founded. Mrs.
What can be done about tropical storms and other seemingly irresistible forces? Warnings are given of the development of violent storms, and work is done for the safeguarding of life and property presumed to lie in their path. These precautionary measures do not attempt to check the winds, because at this point in human achievement it is generally believed that nothing can be done to eliminate the power behind this peril.
How many of us have ever risen early and watched the coming dawn? The glory of this daily occurrence, especially as seen in nature's haunts, has often its thought-provoking sequel. How easily light dispels darkness, effortlessly and without resistance! How gently the day unfolds and how clearly the scene about us emerges to our expectant sight! To one in unfamiliar surroundings, the coming of dawn is of special interest.
" Let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing" ( James 1:4 ). This verse seems to imply that one must, through patience, be willing to wait for perfection to be seen and experienced in its entirety.
In Biblical times God's angels guided men and women along divinely illumined pathways. From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is filled with accounts of the experiences of those who, by giving heed to the angels, were directed and protected.