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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE has come to this age teaching how to demonstrate the omnipotence of God, good, and the impotence and unreality of evil. Christian Science is a revelation; and the understanding of it furnishes complete protection from all evil.

THERE is a very beautiful lesson to be learned from the Bible story of Caleb of the tribe of Judah —the son of Jephunneh. In Numbers we are told that Moses, by the commandment of God, sent from the wilderness of Paran those men, including Caleb, who were the "heads of the children of Israel.

ONE of the foundation stones of Christian Science is the understanding of spiritual unity. God is accepted in Christian Science as the infinite One, manifest in His infinite spiritual creation.

DIVINE Mind is infinite, eternal, and supreme; and since this is so, since Mind, God, exists, there must be unlimited action, enterprise, discovery. We have passed the time when the depressing word "impossible" deters or hinders.

" YE are my witnesses, saith the Lord. " God has chosen for His witnesses all who know and trust His power.

HOW important it is that we should have a proper concept of the purpose and mission of The Christian Science Monitor! What a revelation comes to the consciousness of one who is prayerfully desiring a better understanding of Mrs. Eddy's vision in establishing such a powerful channel for good! And when we have but touched the hem of this spiritual vision, how we reach forth for more light in regard to promoting this unique newspaper! Mrs.

" TESTIMONY in regard to the healing of the sick is highly important," our Leader, Mrs. Eddy, says in the Manual of The Mother Church ( p.

ON page 470 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs. Eddy says, "Man is the expression of God's being.

THERE is not a loyal worker in the Master's vineyard who has not striven to be worthy of the commendation, "Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things. " What is it to be faithful, and what are the "few things" of which Jesus spoke? In the parable of the talents these words were spoken to the faithful servants who had put to good use the riches intrusted to their care.

AS ever changing human events are recorded in the public press, particular words are often brought into frequent and general use in connection with certain movements or reforms. Sometimes such words come to acquire, in the general thought, meanings which are limited by their particular association.