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When Christian Science came to our home a year ago, we had sickness and misery of almost every kind. My husband had been sick for nine years.
After trying for over six years to "come into" Christian Science truly, and experiencing periods of exaltation and times of depression when, like the Israelites of old, I strayed or nodded, I seem led to write a word that I hope may encourage some other earnest but tried seeker. As our dear Mother says in the "little book," "Love is not hasty to deliver us from temptation, for Love means that we are to be tried and purified.
To those Jews, who boasted that they were Abraham's seed and "never in bondage to any man," Jesus said, "If the son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. " They believed themselves to be free men, but Jesus knew that they were far from realizing the freedom of that man who was made in the image and likeness of God.
When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ says "repent," he means that the whole life of his followers on the earth is a constant and continual repentance. — Luther.
Loyal Christian Scientists who have received certificates of the degree C. S.
The Massachusetts Metaphysical College of Boston, Massachusetts, was chartered A. D.
When I was a girl Mr. Lane, editor of the Belknap Gazette, would ask me to write for his newspaper during political campaigns.
On Tuesday evening, December 6, a. lecture was given in Odd Fellows Hall, Plymouth, Mass.
The Christian Scientists of this city are rejoicing that harmony has again been restored, and all are dwelling together in brotherly love, having dropped all personal differences, and are now working together for the good of the Cause. Upon the basis of a letter of invitation, formal application was made by the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, to unite with the First, "individually and unconditionally.
[The following article from the pen of the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science was first published in the New York Sun of Friday, December 16. It was re-printed in the Concord Evening Monitor of December 17, and has since then been revised and typographical errors corrected by Mrs.