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THE student of Christian Science discovers that many of the determining objects and circumstances of his everyday life are not what they have always seemed. When he has attained even a slight spiritual elevation of thought, he can account for what he now knows to have been false phenomena; for he sees that he has been walking in a distorting haze.

MOSES looked wholly to God for guidance, and was thus enabled to lead the children of Israel out of the land of bondage, where they had been the victims of tyrannical and oppressive laws. He was also able to show them how to take their first steps toward the land of promise.

MOST men will agree that human forbearance and loving-kindness find their highest expression in willingness to forgive. But human pardon is sometimes abused, as even faltering worldly experience teaches.

IN our textbook. "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mrs.

THE great problem confronting mortals in the working out of their salvation, according to the Scriptures, is the overcoming of the belief in a material selfhood. The physical senses, which have been carefully developed since the day of mortal birth, constantly and persistently attempt to maintain the fallacious beliefs that life is the product of matter, and that matter is the basis or foundation of existence, although this so called existence is liable at any moment to interruption or apparent extinguishment.

THE loved Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, has provided opportunity at the Wednesday evening meetings for the grateful of heart to present joyful testimony of the regenerative power of Christian Science to the stranger that is within the gates. The testimonies are given for a divine purpose.

MANY people entertain a very erroneous concept as to what humility is. Nevertheless, it is a quality which should be desired, sought after, and attained by all.

THE Apostle Paul, in the sixth chapter of his epistle addressed to the Ephesians, writes, "Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. " Although nearly nineteen hundred years have passed since those stirring words of admonition and encouragement were sent to the early Christians in and around Ephesus, they still confront the Christian church of to-day with the same forceful appeal and pertinency of meaning.

GOD is divine Principle, infinite Love, omnipresent, omnipotent Truth. Hence God's law is the law of complete and perfect justice.

FOR centuries, Christians have celebrated, at the annual Easter season, the resurrection of Christ Jesus from the grave. What this stupendous miracle has meant to human hearts could be described only by depicting the endless beliefs and hopes and superstitions attaching to the event.