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THE need of obtaining and maintaining a better sense of body is considered by a majority of mankind to be one of the greatest needs confronting the human race. All will agree that health and strength are very desirable and essential, but as to the best method of securing satisfactory results, very few are found to be in agreement, except those instructed in the teachings of Christian Science.

SPIRITUAL sense is ever expectant of unfolding good, but material sense often reverses this right expectancy and persistently looks forward to a continuation of illness or depression, or whatever error has seemingly entrenched itself in human consciousness. Earnest students of Christian Science who have consistently adhered to its teachings over a period of years have as a rule had many proofs of the Christ-healing.

The earliest literature of the Hebrews was written in their hearts, and was expressed in primitive poetry and song long before it was written down. This is not surprising, since verse is often more readily memorized than prose, and in those far-off days when memory was the only book, this was a consideration of some importance.

" Lo , I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world," said Jesus. These words of the Master brought fresh inspiration to a student of Christian Science who found himself confronted with what appeared to be an insurmountable problem.

In "Science and Health with Key I to the Scriptures" ( p. 470 ) Mrs.

In our daily activities, including the discharge of responsibilities, a process is usually involved by which something is produced or some situation is arrived at, enabling us to say, "Now that is finished. " This "now" of human individual completion or accomplishment is the result of having started and finished something.

Christian Science is the gospel of divine sonship. It reveals the oneness, goodness, perfection, and infinity of God, Spirit, Mind, and proves that man in the divine likeness cannot be other than spiritual or less than perfect.

In human experience there may come a time when we find ourselves at a crossroads and faced with the necessity of making a profound decision. We seem to have missed the way to a satisfying understanding of life's meaning and purpose.

The first vision of Christian Science that comes to one is often a great revealing and uplifting experience. Christian Science comes into one's life bringing "beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.

The task of reaching the goal in our Sunday school work may be likened to that of a sea captain who steers his ship safely into port. He knows his destination and the direction he must take.