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RECENTLY, the writer had occasion to sit, for several days, in a courtroom where a case was being tried. The selection of the jury, the examination and cross-examination of witnesses, the arguments by attorneys, the instructions of the judge, and, finally, the verdict of the jury, recalled to mind the "mental court case" which Mrs.

THE quest of the ages has been for individual and general peace, for freedom from reactions of daily conduct that disturb and harass human experience. The solution of all problems that perplex thought and undermine health and well-being, lies in God-bestowed and conscious dominion over the belief in evil.

DIRECT and clear were God's instructions to Moses when, under divine guidance, the children of Israel were freed from slavery in Egypt and led in their long journey through the wilderness toward the land of Canaan. At one time, when there was lack of water in the desert for themselves and their cattle, the people unjustly reproached Moses and Aaron with having brought them out into the wilderness to die.

THE inspired Word of the Holy Scriptures is authority for the heartening assurance that evil is a deception and unreal, because not a product of the one creator, God. The world is immeasurably debtor to Mary Baker Eddy, in that she discovered this great truth which had for centuries lain in safekeeping in the Bible, and toiled untiringly to present her discovery to human thought in an entirely comprehensible and demonstrable form.

THROUGH his spiritual perception of the truth of being, the Christian Science nurse gains strength, courage, helpfulness, assurance, tender sympathy, and love. In proportion to his own regeneration from the belief of life in matter, he becomes increasingly equipped to uplift and cheer all those whom it is his duty to serve.

AN assured expectation of good at all times and under all circumstances is something for which the human heart has ever yearned. This is what is meant by confidence in God.

THE allness of God and the perfection of His universe are clearly set forth in the Bible. These eternal truths are explained and unfolded in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and will at some time be acknowledged in gratitude by all mankind as they are today by students of Christian Science.

THE four Gospels record healings of blindness by Christ Jesus. Doubtless these healings have brought a measure of consolation and hope to many afflicted ones, although prior to the discovery of Christian Science and the founding of its many activities by Mrs.

ONE of the most fallacious beliefs of the human mind is that life eternal is to be gained only by passing through the experience called death. The supposition that the attainment of immortality must be postponed until so-called death, has held the human race in bondage, and prevented the appearing of the salvation which is at hand.

MUCH comfort, encouragement, and inspiration may be gained from the opening verses of the first chapter of Joshua in the light that Christian Science throws upon the Scriptures. A student of Christian Science, suddenly confronted with the necessity of making her own livelihood, gained immeasurable good from pondering this passage, together with the forty-sixth Psalm.