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One does not make marked progress in a business, art, or profession without the conviction that the work in which he is engaged is of positive value. One also needs the conviction that it is necessary to understand his subject, strive steadily to deepen his knowledge of it, and work with genuine sincerity of purpose according to rules underlying it.
IT is debated whether Malachi is a personal name, or merely official ("my messenger"), or used symbolically.
THE historical situation reflected in this prophecy is a further development of what has been seen in the prophecies of Haggai and Zechariah. The exile is too much a thing of the past to leave any traces.
MRS. EDDY'S discovery of Christian Science sprang from experiences that extended through many years.
IN "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" ( p. 392 ), under the marginal heading "Guarding the door," Mrs.
VERY early after one has begun to study Christian Science one learns that treatment is an entirely mental process, although it is in no way the control of one human mind by another, mental manipulation, or mental suggestion. Treatment is prayer, prayer in its true sense.
ONE need not investigate Christian Science to any considerable extent to learn something of its message of dominion and activity. "Meet every adverse circumstance as its master," our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, has written in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" ( p.
TRUTH is universal, and the search for Truth unites individuals. The search for that truth which shall make men free is unifying as the allness of God is recognized.
ONE of the great blessings in human experience is true friendship. The bond that links friends together is very sacred in its beauty when unselfishness governs and Soul touches human thought to higher issues only.
IT was an important thing that became Samuel's work when he was bidden by God to select, or anoint, a king over Israel, a king to succeed Saul. Like Samuel, the Christian Scientist, when he is engaged in choosing or electing Readers or board members, is engaged in work that is of great import.