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" Hear now, O house of Israel; Is not my way equal?" ( Ezek. 18:25 ) is a Scriptural basis for the statement in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy ( p.

" I Was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord. " These words ( Ps.

Deep rooted in us all there is a desire to serve our brother man, to lift the burdens from the race, to bring it surcease from sorrow. Sometimes this impulse remains dormant until fired by the words of a great teacher.

It is not surprising that Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, should incisively indicate that such an inconsistency as age has no place in Science, by the emphatic statement in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" ( p. 246 ), "Never record ages.

As surely and as forcefully as the coming of the dawn, is the signification of Jesus' proclamation that we are heirs of the kingdom of God permeating human thought. Because of our acceptance of the belief that we are mortal beings, these heavenly riches have been denied us, and we have suffered the darkness and penury of mortal mind.

Almost daily I watch aircraft being launched from a carrier of the United States Navy; and if the wind is breathless, the planes are catapulted from the flight deck. This means an incredibly high rate of speed is induced instantaneously.

" How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth!" ( Isa. 52:7 ) This divinely inspired prophecy has been fulfilled in gratifying measure in the establishment by Mary Baker Eddy of the Christian Science services, which bring to sick, sinning, and weary humanity the good tidings of peace and salvation.

In these days of world upheaval, right-minded followers of the Christ, Truth, must be more than ever on guard against aggressive atheism. By this is meant not the official atheism fostered by organized groups, but the vastly more subtle and destructive temptation constantly knocking at the mental doors of well-disposed Christian folk, namely, the fear that, somehow or other, God may not be quite equal to the task of governing this universe, including man, which He created.

In a certain garden, according to Scriptural record, the most momentous struggle of all time occurred, one that was to point the way of emergence for the whole human race from the suffering and tragedy of the will of the flesh to the spiritual freedom and fulfillment of the will of God. Desertion, betrayal, mockery, and the challenge of a frustrated mission were all squarely faced and overcome before their outward experiences transpired.

The Bible contains two notable instances of resurrection, or raising from the dead, so differing in their every aspect as to be worthy of comment. In John 11 is recorded Jesus' work in raising Lazarus from the tomb.