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Should we seem to fail in some worth-while undertaking, we may conclude that we have done all we can and that that is all God requires of us. Yet there is always one thing more which we can do.
Blow, winds of God awake and blow The mists of earth away! These beautiful lines are by the poet Whittier. According to the teachings of Christian Science, the mists of earth are the false beliefs, doctrines, and hypotheses based on a material sense of creation.
A momentous fact for all time is the truth that man is the son of God. His origin and existence are in divine Mind, Life, and Love.
What an inspiring incentive to prove the possibilities of infinite good is indicated in Mary Baker Eddy's sentence in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" ( p. 428 ): "We must realize the ability of mental might to offset human misconceptions and to replace them with the life which is spiritual, not material.
Many today are saying: "I am so lonely and therefore unhappy. If only I could meet some people and make friends, then I know I should be happy.
In beautiful words we are told in the first verse of Hymn No. 96 in the Christian Science Hymnal: The power that filled the garment's hem Is evermore the same.
Explaining why one can trust God to supply all good, Mary Baker Eddy writes in her book "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany" ( p. 186 ), "Rest assured that He in whom dwelleth all life, health, and holiness, will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory.
Mary Baker Eddy says in her article "Science and the Senses" (Miscellaneous Writings, pp. 102, 103 ): "Science defines omnipresence as universality, that which precludes the presence of evil.
What does it mean to be a friend? Our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, makes a clear distinction between love as it is often humanly understood, and love as it is spiritually discerned. She tells us in "Pulpit and Press" ( p.
In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy writes ( p. 394 ), "Knowledge that we can accomplish the good we hope for, stimulates the system to act in the direction which Mind points out.