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Mrs. Laura B.
The best example of self-denying liberality in the Bible is recorded of woman. The best example of loving service in the Bible is recorded of woman.
If there should be one Christian to read these lines who has prayed long and earnestly for some great blessing, let me ask you, at the outset, if you will not seriously consider these words from the lips of the Son of God. "If ye abide in me and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will and it shall be done unto you.
Toronto, Dec. 8th, 1895.
Christian Science found me a steamship engineer. When first led to accept Mind as the only Causation, a field of interesting illustration was at once opened up in my immediate surroundings.
What is Life? Emerson says "Life is a series of surprises. " Shakespeare speaks of it "as a fitful fever.
Members of the popular churches often ask, Why did God create drugs if he did not intend sick people to use them? To the Christian Scientist, the answer to this question is plain and goes without saying; but since there are others who pause at this inquiry, it may be well briefly to discuss some of the suppositions involved from standpoints within the reach of those who honestly consider this to be an open question. The initial arguments of this paper will be addressed to those who revere the authority of the Scriptures and the research of Christian scholars.
Who or what is the adversary of all mankind? In Scripture satan is called the adversary. Webster defines satan as the grand adversary of man; the devil or prince of darkness; the chief of the fallen angels.
The visible evidences of the fact that Christian Science has "come to stay "are rapidly multiplying. The solid structure which constitutes the Mother Church; the church edifice erected a number of years since at Oconto, Wisconsin (the first C.
The hearts of the congregation of the Mother Church on last communion day were again made glad by the presence of our beloved Teacher and Leader, the Reverend Mary Baker Eddy. The occasion was so fully described in the Boston Sunday Herald that we feel a publication of that article will give the field a correct sense of it, and therefore refrain from further comment.