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THROUGH her discovery of Christian Science, elucidated in her subsequent writings, Mrs. Eddy gave to the world a new revelation of true being.

THE eleventh and twelfth chapters of Luke's Gospel graphically portray a scene wherein Jesus, discoursing to his disciples, uttered many words highly cherished by Christian Scientists. He was preparing his faithful followers to comprehend and practice his teachings.

GOD is infinite. Whatever our early religious instruction may have been, it is probable that we were taught, more or less explicitly, the infinite nature of the Supreme Being.

ONLY as the false corporeal sense of self is sacrificed can the kingdom of God appear. This great fact may not readily be grasped by the so-called human mind, filled as it is with the false pains and pleasures of material sense.

A LINE of a loved poem written by the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, holds that which can change the forward look of all mankind. It reads, "O Life divine, that owns each waiting hour" ( Miscellaneous Writings, p.

FROM the beginning of time mankind has been in bondage to the fear of death. The "last enemy" has been regarded as the inevitable conclusion of so-called material life, and mankind has been pictured as helpless to resist or overcome it.

LOVE is the most significant word in any language. It has a varied connotation, conveying different things to different people.

IN presenting Christian Science to the world Mary Baker Eddy has made it clear and convincing that God is infinite Mind, Life, Love, Principle. How else, indeed, could He be omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent? One who reads the Bible searchingly may trace the unfoldment of this exalted concept of Deity in the advancing thought of the Hebrew race.

" And the second time the cock A crew. " The Lord turned a mingled look of sadness and rebuke on his disciple.

And still this morning of blessing was not ended. The frugal meal was past.