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In its wide ministry the Church of Christ, Scientist, reflects the Church Universal, God's perfect idea. Our Church speaks with "new tongues"—the message of the things of Spirit, which Christ Jesus sent his disciples "into all the world" Mark 16:15-17; to preach and to practice.
Each Christian Science Sunday School class is a new class. The teacher and pupils know more than they did the previous session.
Paul centralized thought on the subject of power in these words to the Romans: "Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.
Christ Jesus said, "As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: continue ye in my love. " John 15:9; The Church of Christ, Scientist, is an evidence of God's love for us.
Jesus was about to leave his followers. They needed much direction and protection.
In picturesque imagery the Old Testament uses the vine to symbolize Israel. In its worship of the one God, Israel stood alone among the nations.
Although Brussels is primarily a French and Flemish speaking area, its being the scat of the European Common Market gives it a decidedly international atmosphere. Since Belgium is also the headquarters of NATO and Euratom, this adds to the international traffic in the capital city.
"The Book of the Prophet Isaiah," as it is termed in the Bible, is of the deepest interest and significance. Most scholars now contend that it deals with a wide segment of the history' and spiritual progress of the Hebrew people over some three eventful centuries.
Whatever our destination on any trip, routine or eventful, our consciousness determines how we get to it and what we gain by reaching it. Realizing our true unity with divine Mind and desiring to be obedient to God's will, we shall be joyous and poised.
We need never doubt the ability to see and know good, the ability to demonstrate God-given dominion over the limiting beliefs of the carnal mind, or materiality. If our first steps in rising above material beliefs seem faltering and slow, we may recall the experience of Peter as recorded in the Gospel of Matthew.