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Those who have found traveling conditions rather difficult of late may not contemplate another journey with much enthusiasm, but the one which they are now invited to take will bring them to their destination quickly, and without effort, for it is wholly a mental journey. The reader is asked only to turn his thoughts toward that which in the United States is called the Middle West, and to imagine himself looking down upon a ripe field of golden wheat, swaying in the hot July sunshine.

Among the heroines of Hebrew history, one who endeared herself to her compatriots because of her quiet courage and steadfastness was Hadassah, who is more widely known under her Persian name of Esther. After the passing of her parents, Esther was adopted by her first cousin, Mordecai, and lived in his house in the vicinity of the royal palace of Shushan.

Unquestionably , within the heart of every Christian upon earth today is the deep longing or desire to tell the "old, old story of Jesus and his love;" but in order to do so understandingly, one must know and comprehend more fully the Christly way of loving which Jesus so perfectly exemplified. Christian Science is unfolding to receptive hearts a higher understanding of love, for it explains to its students the all-encompassing, liberating love of God, and points to Christ as the perfect expression or reflection of divine Love.

" For ever , O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven. " Christian Science gives the spiritual enlightenment which enables one to interpret the Scriptures.

When he was leading the children of Israel out of Egypt into the promised land, Moses was confronted with many problems, none perhaps more persistent and insidious than his recurring distrust of his ability to carry out his mission. On one occasion he received the reassuring divine promise, "My presence shall go with thee.

On the cover page of the Christian Science Sentinel , below the title, are the significant words of the master Metaphysician, "What I say unto you I say unto all, Watch. " They are significant because alertness is fundamental in applying the teachings of Christ Jesus, teachings which are elucidated in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy.

In an advertisement that appeared in a recent magazine, the writer was struck by these words in bold type: "What did you do today .

All sincere students of Christian Science gain much spiritual inspiration and refreshment from attendance at the Sunday services and the Wednesday evening testimony meetings held in Christian Science churches. Constantly expressions of gratitude are heard for the readings from the desk, for the happy choice of hymns, and for the testimonies of healing.

Through the study of Christian Science, one learns how to make calmness his own. The Christian Scientist becomes aware of this quality to the extent that he permits divine Principle to prompt his actions, and goodness, honesty, integrity, uprightness, love, to govern his thinking.

The word "limitation" is a frequent one in our vocabulary just now, and, if not alert, we may be tempted to believe that our supply comes from material sources, and to forget that Jesus once said, "Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom. " Through his knowledge of the nature of this kingdom the Master was able continuously to prove the superabundance of good.