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In our business we find it well occasionally to take an account of stock; to estimate our gain or loss, as the case may be; to decide whether we are making sufficient headway to justify the effort we are putting forth; and to discover, if possible, how we may improve our investment. In a certain sense this is occasionally as useful to the student of Christian Science as to the merchant.
One of the many perplexing problems of human experience is that of making right decisions. In the words of the prophet Joel, "Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision: for the day of the Lord is near in the valley of decision.
A Wealth of spiritual inspiration unfolds to any devout student of the Bible as he deeply meditates upon the sublime life and splendid achievements of Christ Jesus. During the three years of his public ministry he honored God and blessed his friends and enemies in a manner never equaled by any other individual.
IT was soon found necessary in the Apostolic Church that there should be a division of labor; and that the Twelve might give themselves without distraction to prayer and the ministry of the word, seven of the brethren were set apart for the management of the business matters of the Church. Philip was one of these.
THE doctrine, which Stephen preached and for which he died, was carried into practice by Philip. The sacred narrative mentions two incidents in his career, each marking an onward stride in the free development of the church.
MEEKNESS is probably among the least popular of the virtues recommended by Jesus in his historic Sermon on the Mount. One reason for this may be that its true nature is little understood, or completely misunderstood.
IN her Message to The Mother Church for 1900 ( p. 9 ) Mary Baker Eddy said, "The twentieth century in the ebb and flow of thought will challenge the thinkers, speakers, and workers to do their best.
ALL , in reality, are talented. Christian Science discloses the fallacy of the common belief that some individuals have special talents while others have none.
EVERYONE desires an adequate supply to meet his needs. The false belief that poverty has any virtue is gradually disappearing as the world's thought becomes more permeated with the understanding that God, the loving Father, imparts all good to His creation.
MANY Bible students, through a literal interpretation of the text, "Give, and it shall be given unto you.