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In the twenty-second chapter of Luke we read that as "the feast of unleavened bread drew nigh" the scribes and chief priests were endeavoring to find some reason to satisfy their desire to kill Jesus. Jesus had told his disciples that he desired to eat the Passover with them, for he would not again partake of this feast until his mission was fulfilled, or until the kingdom of God should come.

Phenomenon is defined as "a thing that appears or is perceived. " Noumenon is imperceptible to the material senses; phenomenon is seen, felt, heard, smelled.

It was on a Sunday morning just prior to the Christmas holidays that a teacher in a Christian Science Sunday School observed that the little girls in her class were unusually restless. She endeavored to quiet this undercurrent of excitement by having them read sections of the Lesson-Sermon.

When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, Herod believed that he wanted to kill Jesus. Why? To stop the oncoming Christ-light which would expose the nothingness of materiality.

Job , floundering in the morass of human opinions, cried ( Job 3:25 ), "The thing which I greatly feared is come upon me. " David, however, the inspired Psalmist, lifting his vision above the evidence of the deceitful senses, sang exultingly ( Ps.

Christian Science reveals the vast difference between material, wishful thinking and spiritual knowing. One takes place in the realm of belief; and the other in spiritual consciousness.

Loyalty is a royal word! It implies a stanch heart and a high cause. Loyalty is fortified by conviction.

Our work as Christian Scientists is naturally concerned in large part nowadays with various aspects of the war. It is clearly our privilege to know and prove that the power of God is not limited in relation to any of these aspects.

Healing often comes through unexpected avenues. A certain young girl, however, never dreamed that a party invitation would lead to the healing of the meager financial circumstances which attended her first year at the university.

It is important for the young Christian Scientist to watch carefully his attitude toward his fellow man. Those of us who have been serving in the armed forces the last two or three years have learned many valuable lessons about how to get along with people.