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In Isaiah we read, "Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord. " A witness, according to the dictionary, is that which furnishes evidence or proof.
The records of the Hebrew Scriptures have at times been doubted, because sometimes apparently contradictory to ordinary experience. Happily for students of Christian Science, a new interpretation has brought enlightenment which dispels denials of their authenticity.
THE manner of love which Jesus manifested in his healing work, and which drew all men unto him, proved that he was a man of God, and that his godliness was an impelling attraction. This essential characteristic of the divine nature is nowhere more clearly evidenced than in his healing of the one demented, who came to him out of the tombs of the Gadarenes.
THE longing for fuller life, for love, for peace and joy, makes the eye shine with anticipation and the heart beat higher. But struggle and unrest appear to characterize the course of time and history.
A MAN walked into the office of a Christian Science practitioner and, pulling a much used Bible from a breast pocket, said he wanted the interpretation of the last chapter in the Old Testament. He asked if the practitioner thought that Elijah had come again since Malachi wrote those words; or was the prophet still to walk the earth.
DURING the World War a picture appeared in a certain magazine entitled, "The First Service Star. " This picture portrayed Mary and Joseph with the child Jesus in the foreground, sharing shelter with the flocks and herds in the city of Bethlehem of Judea.
A DICTIONARY defines individuality as "the state or quality of being individual;" and to be individual is to have "definite and continuous existence. " Spiritual individuality is of God, divine Mind, supported and maintained, not by matter or material sense, but by God alone, and always inseparable from the infinite I AM.
ONE summer night as the writer awakened, her eye caught the steadfast light of a star. The windowpane seemed to blur the starlight; so the open window was sought.
IN the early Hebrew days the women of Israel were known principally as mothers. "A mother in Israel," Deborah called herself.
IN the first sentence of the first chapter in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs. Eddy may be said to have summed up the entire gospel of reformation and healing.