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The prophecy of Habakkuk, "For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea," and the Revelator's words in regard to the great dragon, "And they overcame him .

There was once a time when the enemies of David sought his life. The love which King Saul had always borne for the shepherd lad whose harp strings had charmed away his melancholy turned suddenly into hatred on that unfortunate day when the women singers were heard chanting that "Saul hath slain his thousands, and David his ten thousands.

The Bible and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," with Mrs. Eddy's other writings and what is in strict accord therewith, provide us with all we know of the Science of overcoming.

On page 301 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs. Eddy writes, "Few persons comprehend what Christian Science means by the word reflection.

In Christian Science Sunday Schools we are working out problems in education ahead of the world. We are learning that we can work out these problems only as we look away from personal ability or disability, and know instead that divine Love superintends; that God, divine Mind, is the one and only teacher; and that children, as stated in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.

Tenaciously throughout all ages, so far as we have record, humanity has clung to hope in life beyond the pale of mortal existence. Countless millions have professed a belief in life beyond the grave; but their ideas of what that life would be have been as antipodal as the poles, as divergent as their pursuits of happiness.

The door of demonstration is never bolted or barred. Earnest, active, awakened desire, alert self-abnegation, and spiritual understanding combine to bring into manifestation in human experience the power which is always sufficient to open the door and make the way of demonstration plain and clear.

It is historical fact that Mary Baker Eddy was the Discoverer of Christian Science and also that she is accepted and known as the Founder of the Christian Science movement. Objections have been made to her use of these terms; it has been preached from the pulpit and heralded from the press that a person cannot be the discoverer and also the founder of the same thing.

FROM Scriptural records we learn that the voice of God was heard by holy men of old. Noah, Abraham, Jacob, and many others enjoyed this close communion with divine Love.

WHEN , through the study of Christian Science, one gains some recognition of Life as God, eternal, unchanging, infinite—and the consequent nothingness, unreality, and falsity of the changing concepts of so-called mortal mind,—a song of gratitude wells up in the heart. This unfolding knowledge of the allness of God, divine Mind, robs one of nothing real, but rather does it begin to show forth the beauty of infinite good.