. and with all his soul.
all h a strength. and with all his mind
he loves the Lord his God. then the
flow of living is radiant with obedi-
ence. as in a sunlit stream light flows
with its very current. The QXDI‘VERIOB
he incited " , hem with so this . Wes relieves ooul .
His method would be simple enough: die, be with y .«r dethroned." Af-
he would shape the ice to the form of tor his lilies w . . . and
a lens, as in a burning glass, and focus proofs in abundance . if given
the sun's rays on a piece of moss, till of the we is which God we a with
at the focal point the nest concsn- men fort eir redem tlon, Moses p e
mew
once (and Health. 126:22.)
~1'hg Founding of Christian Science
“lira. Eddy had to lake was in verifica~
mum-m
it til season than bass witness. so.
After she had become emisficd as to
her discovery. the next step which
a
m‘ w
m
visible starts illustrated the action of
divine law. Critics and skeptics have
denied these works. saying that the
story of them grow up as myths. so
cumulated about the character of the
BASH RICHTER THIEF iB
SENTENCED. ‘ _
HARTFORD. Oct. '1.»A. J. Bowl“.
of Worcester, Mass, who stole from
of this ideal is health. harmony. Insod
trated would show in smoldering lire.
hero. 3‘“ Christian Science “u come the cash "'"ilBiAel‘ of lllccmbe Broth-
Lsrue Audience iiesrs " Lecture
by Rev. McKenzie, ofBosfon,
in the Town Hall
0
lliilllSillllS Bililfliiil
ii "iii Rllliililll
Claims the Attention of Thinking
People All Over Globe
A large audience gaiiiered in the
Town Assembly Hall, last evening. to
will. happiness; and as a consequence
To him the process would be no marc
. not to lieupluistered unto but to min.
' later."
, .iiliiii‘e ‘ ion ahvisdy in more hu-
man lifies s so can very well be num-
rou
vei. although e would rem-"o to be
aeqiialntsd 1‘ w iii . the”. atom he
could utilize the law.“ in“ " e opera.
lion would seem su'pernatrial to those
who had no conception of. either law
or true causation. . -
No one should deny that the cares
of disease wrought by Jesus exhibited
causation. and so were scientific.
of such conditions, the life becomes
one of ininistrvv—iike his who “came
This ideal has been brought
bore . i ll the demonstrable teach-
ing; f 'Ydliristian (Science. Tens of
thou dn'have learned of that mental
activg‘yrzfihich in Its very nature is
happens. and because of their ex-
ample other thousands are help: it»
duced to "seek peace and pursue it."
it is the privilege of the messenger to
tell you how Christian Science pro-
vides a present redemption from "the
file that flesh is heir to." as well all
from enslavlua evil habits. the op-
pression of fear. the tyranny of cus~
tom. the cruelty of doubt, and what»
ever also there may be which pro-
vents men from enjoying the “pylori“
ous liberty of the children of‘ God."
The liicrnilou or redemption of man
implies that he is enabled to pass;
through the (ioor‘of hope into enjoy»
(non of that which he hoped ford
Through enlightened faith the things
hoped for become substantial. and the,
joy that was Vlillillied becomes present
experience.
Thus the burden of the past is re-‘
inovcil. fly many (be individual life
has been looked upon as if it were?
to produce these results of healing.
point of causation.
declares that all the power which then
existed does now exist at the sound-
ready made manifest, it is proving
this.
blessed. that men glorified God the un-
i seen cause. Today men are behoiding
coming acquainted with the true (led
thereby. The healing of the sick
through Christian Science is accom-
plished by the law and potency under-
stood by Jesus. and it has this test.
and sign. that those healed by its min-
istry find their lives glorified with
love for God. and the inner gladncss
is reflected in universnl'kind‘linoss.
There was power which was efficient
This power existed meat the. and:
Christian Science
point of causation. and by effects al-
Causation is itself invisible, but ef-
fects show its nature. The beallnif
wrought by Jesus was so kindly. so
results which can come only from a
source divine and loving. and are be-
if we follow thegrowfing ounceptiqp
ol the goodness offlod “Is brought out
in” the experiences of the patriarchs
and in the lives otthe prophets, of
Elijah and Elisha. of isaish. and
Messiah unfolding the truth regarding
the one God ihroash works of hosi-
lng. Thus we learn to understand the
goodness of this one power. ever-
onduring over-active. ever-available
for the n d of man. “
The hold which the Bible find upon
generations gone. was undoubtedly due
to the fact that with only partial un-
derstanding of its meaning. men never
theless found it profitable for instruc-
who longed for a clearer understand-
ciiureh at lushon. N. if. was a student
of the Bible, well known in his dis-
trict.
iiibio which he had been accustomed
to study had upon its fly leaf this
these Scriptures."
if a key should be found to open the
door into an understanding of the
Scriptures. it is evident that faith in
Daniel. we find at last the promised
these words of dolls lion in his sons. tlon mg; Could she prove it to oth-
"A God of truth . community era? So , the r i _
'Just and right “1'32.” ' 'm be m aistrymf ml
ins. and we can has ion the attic
when. the sick werex a,.l:ud 1%:
incurable brought to one site again.
Then came a wider problem. (fault!
the nnderahapding be imported to
others? This had to be worked out
by teaching. so silo began to guide and
instruct pupils. and they, too, were
able to prove the discovery scientific
because then learned to heal the sick.
Some failed to understand the univer-
lg“! of Christian practise. and in-
s as
God. attempted to build up puny kins-
doms of their own where their own
will shoid be law; but such did not
abide in the movement. showing that
they never really understood Mrs. Ed—
iScriptums. verification
iconic when a text book might be is-
gsuod. and the teaching made public
appeared, and a: once its teaching was
. proved to be scientific and practical by
statement. "0h ,0, ‘ key to unlock students who not only learned of hesi'. thought.
lng for tl‘u-mselves, but aggrgwgble lo
iprovc to others that healing. the iolii
‘ulemoui of (‘hrisilaniity. had become
Vassln available.
of working for the kingdom of'
to reestablish by proof the truth given
any thereunder of Christianty; and
today there are multitudes of men who
hare learned to love God because the
fact that "H. first loved us" has be—
come known to them through healing.
it is necessary to emphasise the ion.
portsass of healing the sick as fun—
damental in Christian violence. but
critics mllidke Mo cousin" 5 the
ultimate of our work. in medical
practice healing of the sick may be
the and sought. in Christian seismic
practice it is the beginning of work
and the end in view is complete re-
demption of the man. A man is re-
leased by healing from the control of
speculative health-theories and hit'
glenlc superstitions which kept him in
.dread; but he may still be enslaved
ltlon, and discipline in righteousness.ldl"fi teaching.Nlne years the leader 01' i by wrong ideals. continuing for in.
At the sumo time there were many! the moment spent. in study of theistance to cherish desire for revenge,
of (‘llrlstlanlupon an enemy, and from that alsolwestern
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Who was pane,- of an independent; in teaching others. before the time: mode of thinking will bring upon himim'"bur .. ' ' ‘ n' m"
inew complications of suffering. Us-
lusl methods of healing look for both
When he died at the age of lo the world. in 1875 "Science and‘symptoms and causation in the body.{
seventy-two, it was noticed that the; ilealili with Key to the Scriptures Christian Science considers the symp-l
items manifested upon the body to be
indicative of misdirected or erring
Many a man dwells in torment be-
.cause he is resisting evil rather than
Soverroming it. To insult he offers re-
taliation, to hatred bitterness, and so
ers‘ restaurant here. was today sen-
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Springfield for; an ‘silepod theft.
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. , .. ‘ . ,sion of a primal human being as con-
horuaik. The sublect was («llllltlafiitmmng still the “V“ of the “m"
Science: A Present Redemption." undiboi‘n of men. liloiogists find in con-
ii was ably handled by the Rev. Wit iflilllii’l‘ul‘i’ mililn a (llnn1:33:01llflfila1g‘;
liarn P. McKenzie. C. S. 8.. of Cam- errors “a we as ‘9 ’ ,
bridge. Mass. a member of the board defunct ancestors. The iiisfmlau
of lecinl‘esliip of the First Church of
Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
and wars. The philosopher rises to a
Gemge A‘ I‘M“ (’h,”3m" b‘menw.(3(in(éc|)il(iii of something universal in
committee on publication for (.onnec’j man whereby all men are kin. The
' ticut, introduced Mr. McKenzie in the Christian should understand that man
followln‘ manner: is not governed by events in the past.
Friends: hot! :n' truth1 which expresses power
In the v . _ an an n (is present; for the mea-
noes from which friends and DhYIic- be governed by Gods “w.“‘m' ”u"
inns cOnsldered there was no hope of h" may "9 “Md“ by the ( “Hammad
recovery. in ”“8 extremity her-"ow' (but he may know the duality
thought turned to God as the float“)t eternal life "0“" The man who
“WWW” and with a realization of dwells in sickness, despair or sorrow,
ills mm“. and willingness to heal I” believing that the irrevocable past
arose from her bed a well ”hm“ governs him. may find hcuilii. peace
and greeted those who had hidden her and “mm" by recognition 0' M8
31;“ am
The following three years of her ' e
life were devoted to the study of the mum!” expressed by that law.
lilblc. searching the Icrtptares wrahf‘iliihn “hm. Unfold: C "lion.
learn principle and rule by which this Where men ”“9 inherited eir re-
lieeling was accomplished. Afterward ligious beliefs the” is found opinion.
the basis of this spiritual healing was alive. or theoretical Christianity: but
demonstrated by the. healing of all
kinds of diseases and others also were
taught this healing principle.
The (‘hrislian Science textbook.
“Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures." was then written and
published by Mrs. Eddy so that all
tlonui characteristics. showing the of-
is practical and individually
Christianity independent of tradition.
having for its keynote demonstration
and spiritual understanding. Christ-
ian science teaches men through rea-
son and revelation. Reason replaces
thinks of him as a miniature of new
facts of race experiences, mlgratlons’
How Shall Man Have Access to God?
Because of His very character and be-
ing God Is our salvation. He is the
scrim saving. healing and redeeming
ower. He is "the lust God Thy
aviour.” The demonstrations and
.feachlngs of Jesus who “called us by
his own glory and virtue" were
brought to us that our "faith and
Ilifllic might be in God."
i
lssid. “He that is of God henrctli (iorl's
l words."
fin another translation: "Whoever is
’ attracted by God listens to the thoughts .
A New Testament written.
Speaking of one of fish heroes of old?
ascribed him as "a (non subject to; .
‘likc passions as we are." yet be ac- ’ tempera”. supernslui’li. nor
faith..‘
1 Would not anyone like to be lifted to.
of God."
.complished wonders by his
the plane of the hero he admires so as
to comprehend his method of producu
ling results? Worship of saints and
:heroes presupposes a scliarnfion of
:man from man as if some had prefer-
Jence in access to Principle. lint "God
is no respecter of persons." lie is
igivcth to all men liberally and u
p.
i braideth not."
Christian Science in-
roduces a man into the comradeahip
:iimea. it shows him that. the saints
. power, love the same ideal. So far as
3 the divine nature is concerned we have
‘ amass always. cvm'whero. to God.
.The lost man is (he one who has for-’
The founding of Christian Science.
their verity would be superseded bah“ involved ”iii building up of a vast.
knowledge of their truth. When faith
in conversation with the Jews, Jesus ;
The meaning becomes vivid-
l Scriptures.
of [hg‘ rather the one source of good. “that.
Eoovcry of Christian Bolence was ahi
‘cxperionce of healing, the story of
-t
lot the noble and upright man of all?
. ‘r . i not is: it obs edan
the basis of happiness in (his life,“ and and the heroes of the faith "etrosuli 0 an a do a e y
earned i his own people if he is willing to ac-1
cent the same law. obey the some‘
2 to her mind. Why is not that healing
educational system. A world-wide}
church through its many branches
ioffers religious teaching at in services
offers religious teaching at its services. .
liy means of a lilhle lesson luterpreted‘
into the method for practise of the;
truth by the Christian Science text:
book. consistent instruction is git-cm
Then at the mid-week testimony inset-3
ing the results of ilie teaching in
gf‘hrisisnlslng human lives become.
’ known. as grateful people tell of their!
is demanded regarding events believ-
ed to be miraculous and esteemed
supernatural. there may only be the
acquiescence of crcdulliy. But when.
faith rises to understanding through;
the teaching of Christian Science;
which has for its textbook the long;
desired "Key to thc Scriptures.” wel
then may know how the events hols:
place and be uhlc to prove that they
illustrate ever-present causation. The
operation of law in the past is inter-
preted to us by the Operation of law
in the present. We dad that the ac
rrodeiaption from disease and dcsrmir.;
Reaching to the far corners of tile
earth the postal service carries tie;
flora of the redeeming power lanai-E periodicals of the movement. so llilf,‘
I ”their teaching and testimony may en-.
lishicu all who are looking for corn
solution and hope. and giadness. To;
the monthly Journal, and the weekly,
Sentinel. there has been added the
:(laliy Monitor. wliiob:.ls‘ i'oienpreting‘
. the fundamental unity of man underi
the rule of God. the one Mind. by dllr‘;
covering to its readers the "better:
part" in the world‘s activities. and.
interpreting good will among menf
From the platform. and through the?
press also. the truth regarding Chris-3
flan Science is being constantly de-.
clared. and it was the loader of the.
movement who appointed lecturers.!
and (mhiicatlon Committees; who alsoi
originated and named the various.
periodicals and through the (‘hurch
Manual provided for the organisation
and work of The Mother Church with’
its branch churches and moieties. if.
any would make coinpsriaon with her:
rlcus, but regular, natural and lawful.
That is. we dndihe Jehovah of the
prophets. “The God-and Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ," to be our God
of today. available and kind. ready
to help and heal.
The Discovery of Christian Science
through interpretation of the
The Initiation of Mrs. Eddy's dis-i,
which is now familiar to the world.
When at the point of death as the
impulse and opened the New Tesla-
ment at the place where the ballot!
of s paralytic man by Jesus Christ is.
recorded. \‘ividly the question came.
power now available? And with the
realisation that the power and love
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despair men described as “having no: ‘_
hope and without God in the world".
have been rescued. But first the fun-'
daméntai truth thatGod is love had to?
be proved to them by experience of, ALARMS
healing. Then they became willing to.
accept divine love as causation and;
to allow their lives to express that; LAR
causation. They were redeemed from; ”UT" "°““.’3‘i§."'" A M
Jealousy and envy. on learning thatym Mum H mm .1 Electric ,h
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good since God, not human personal 0: s - Sta.
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lilli they feared no one. and hated no “lg“.lflfigm ”'7' P”"“‘
one. but could love even enemies. not 7-:sonmik Hon list.
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sense of life made love spontaneous.
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When love depends upon conditions
u~xWest St.. Franklin School.
ia—at‘oncord in. Concord and Liam
may understand and experience this;
healing.
in is?!) the first church
upon this teaching was organised.
At the present time. forty-five years
alter the discovery of Christian Sci-
ence lillll thirty-six years since the
first Christian Science Church was
organized. \vc llllll a chain of over
twelve hundred churches and socie-
flea encircling the globe. located in al-
mean we”, “mm”. m» the world nud}lifll\'el'le which Were not
numbering “mom. 1,; “new“... a vast! with the facts of causation: but when
army of indiildnuis who were givens
up as incurable.
it is not surprising that a religion
with such n” i‘ci‘ni‘d should claim the
attention of lliiuklng people or that.
the desire in know more about ll ls‘
ithe days for the action of the law arc reading of the Scriptures should apU
increasing.
founded '
opinion since it leads back always gotten God. not one whom God has
to cause. Revelation replaces dogmnilorkotton. We have access to divine
because it always brings "light”;iIW. We "listen to the thoughts
When man walks in light understand-i of God." only by obedience. Of this
obeying if. he is at peace, anotairle examples. We value the writ-
What 'is meant by law as u govern. - ings of the Old and New Testaments
ins power?
3‘05“? the unfolding of cuiisalion to men and women who solved life's prob.
human consciousness. in curly days i ferns "Hill because, 25
men had theories regarding the stellar understood God‘s law, and bad faith in
in accord its operation.
Th. Bible as Literature.
at last the regular and consistent iii“! n in “annuity "row that (he Enn-
tion of the governing power was i'Olll' ‘ iish Bible has been the strongest form‘
hrrhended. thus modes of union they ‘ alive influence in establishing the ions-
named laws. No one would now say . iish language. Those who have been
i that the law of gravitation was opera- l masters of style have been students of
five in the days of its dim‘ovcrcr. but the Scriptures. Even as literature the
i think it fair to assume ”m Inch a l over. Astronomical science (it'llliifldii Deal to men. Here we have historical
(iosirc has proniploii your Mundane?
born this evening and i take pleasure
in introducing Rev. William P. Mc-
Kenzie. C. S. il.. member of the board
of leciureslilp of the First Church of
is qualified to speak Willi nililiorif
upon Christian Science.
Rev. Dr. fiiclienzie's
as follows:
Christ. Scientist. iioston, Mass. who.
v
. l
address was
_ 'i‘lic dean of a school or law, On ' formula for denial is in the words so to
. perpetuity for lis facts and olerlliii record and the philosophy of history.
action for its laws. 5 We here epic and dramatic mom. We
in like manner (‘iirlsilun i'lvlofiiliiifi ‘ have teaching in all its forms. hv aer-
uiulniuin that (he cuusniioa and law men, by conversation. by parable and
revealed by Christ Jesus to his ini-‘alieffory and lllusiraiivu “gory, We
mediate pupils and adherents is pcr- have the foresight of prophets who
iwiuaily clutrliii’e- in other words so fully understood the action of law
Ithey declare (and prove) that healing; that they could predict the fate of
,may iw done today as in the curly ‘ nations; and the insight of ours who
.duys of iiic Christian era. 'i‘bsir link 3 understood “the deep things of God"
i (ion is opposed sometimes. and file ' and knew the right relationship of mu;
(loci. We have epistolary com.»
meeting once a pupil of life who push. frequently used by orthodoxy "The ; simndence. didactic oasai’. friendly ad.
flood in a
city wvrc prosperous.
(lend prosperous." he replied.
neighboring metropolis! (lily of miracles is ever."
asked him if the lawyers in that arealg denied
"Then Jesus took place.
it is notamoniiion and quaint proverb. We.
by orthodox believers that have the uplifting of human aspiration
"They are tip; the miracles or wonderful works ofjin prayer. the tends-rest lyrics and
it is not denied 3 most inspiring hymns or Psalms to be
arc they happy?" continued the dean. that Peter and J00!) healed the cripple { found anywhere. And we have this no.
but the man questioned bad to pausel oi the temple sale. IIOI‘ ”ml Piliii'iiei‘siii value in the writings that from
for it reply, and at lmmh said (hall “90le the lame man at llystra, nori
Hwy were liiil happy: and the com} that in both instances the people con-l
moni or the teacher of law was this:
Genesis to Revelation we may follow
. the golden thread of consistent truth.
aidcreii the healing to be evidence of‘ the revolution of the divine fact to
"'i‘hv-u their ideals must be wrongwtlis power of Diiiiy. The dimmif’fl‘.hiiillflfi consciousness.
for it is wrong ideals that
unhappiness."
People casually think of an idcsl as
a conception beyond motivation.
(moi spooks of
i
"The ideal beauty i
Which (lic‘crcufivc faculty of mind
Fashions and follows in n llionannd
shapes '
More lovely than the real."
Nevertheless if is the ideal which be-
comos illf‘ rcfii.
load to; lions of Philip are not denied. nor the
Thai
From the finished ions is often a synonym for super-i
work of the artist we see, what liisl natural.
liif‘illill image was like. So from the: men accepted the belief that there earth.”
Value of the Icripfunss.
The value of the Scriptures to us
tsplrliuni power of Stephen and Barns-i
in that golden thread 'of revelation
than. it is admitted that the emotion ’ l.
sick while under the tuition of Jesus. i c
and that after his departure they ano ' t
‘ others continued to do such works asl
he had done.
lions. but never ins. What is this
lb. or revelation? ii is the true
Wli than is it assumed ' mm"? gfcflod‘a character “d M
y . . as . am
that at any time these works shouldiio man. . ”duly unfolded
manual .. i in the earliest times the '
is Healing Miraculous or lsisniifiorj ”mm
in common usage the word miracu-. blessings to the nations of mankind.
To him Deity was "The most hi it
in early stages of thought (led. the manner of heaven all:
Abraham had once “served
life of a man we may discern his plan ‘ could be interference In human affairs other was," but when he came to up-
or vision regarding life.
iiii
Life should , from Iiipfl'iiiifili‘ll agencies. The [pill
derstund how man mify be taught.
ing the law which governs him unluobedience and its results tbere are:
The discovery of invr is . Measles we have therein the story of‘
a degree. they :
of God could not (shellac. came so a»
.aurance that finds saving power must
also be forever available. Then came
the act of faith whereby that which
was hoped for became substance. and
(be evidence of passion 'iaw became
manifest. She rose up and presented
herself to her attendants, declaring
that she was , _
reviewing this spot-lance site says.
5"“ was the “vial. palpitatlng pro
sence of the Christ that healed the
sick.“ (Science and iicalth. p. 301.)
instances of healing are not rare in
Christian history. for uplifted faith
and spiritual insight have brought
men close to (loci in all times. But as
' when bulb» is .Malancihon. or
led. At a later date‘
work. Mrs. Eddy mar well declare her-
self to be like Paul. “in labors more
sluindant." since her work in founding
Christian Science is the greatest.
unsound by service. that has been
accomplished in our time. ,
Why is the Proof of Healing so Noose»
uryf
Healing was the original roof of
l‘h‘ristianlty. Jesus said “if do not
the works of my Father. believe me
not. But if i do them. though vc be
lieve not me. believe the works; that
ye may know and understand that the
Father is in me. and l in the Fa»
flier." (John 10: 87-380 if the
founder of Christianity could speak
thus. the «use this: misfit he said of
ill is merely personal preference, but
;whea it flows from the divine source.
goutward conditions do not aflect its
gcharacier or continuance. having is
Elivlug. for than is divine life ex-
1
i The ideal loathed in Unlvoml Love.
When will men listen to the gentle
lvoico of one who brought healing to
«the sick. and thus proved his under-
.standiua of God's law of salvation?
:Clil‘lsl Jesus set aside what had been
said by them of old times as to ren-
dering evil for evil. sanctioning the
invented of the redeemed life instead.
Love your enemies. do good to them
that hate you. This is overcoming evil
accomplished marvels in build! the sometimes obscured by human mlscond
came to Abraham that he should bring.
30““ WNW? Md if? experiences h" Christianity itself that by means of‘ “m" ““d' and “h" "“9 9"” '5 "m“
records in his diary. the explanation similar works evidence 0, divine ac- ‘
was personal. The results were sup lion would be given. Jeans unques-i The worlds ideal is based on a mi».
,iposcd to be unseen to personal pew. '(ionablv indicated that these worksi iciial sense of life and good. and must:
lions. as if the wheels oi the universe Ibouldcontinae. They w." m he. therefore be ilie reverse of the Christi
would transcend the prearrangomsnis done 03' his disciples. and ,0 ”ethical. inspired by selfishnels men;
.of (Bud be changed at the call of shn- among u". “m“ which should follow . seek to control others and enslave.
m...“ voice. 1“ mm... “a“ (mg n. “Thom that Mm”... (them. to utilize their labors. and “”7.
“0““ i“ “if "u" °‘ ”“9 ““9“” Historv indicates that henlins did ""i "0'“ ”‘9‘“ ”m“ ‘00“! Ohm}
,from which He gave release. Better continue in the dulrcii for pmmm.,.iesiis taught that. men inspired byI
faith bad the Psalmist who conceived mm hundred mm 0' inc proof 0, sood-will could minister to others;
of a divine Power who. not causothu “MM. love “rim“. gm ‘ the dark rather than coerce them into servivf
but "liealeih all thy diseases"; or the centuries the church fried to “We"! iude and deprivation. and so be useful;
apostle who. having seen evidences of, its prestige by (”,3 hr exercising a 3 to them and add to their will Hih.
ply“... "(mm said. “The pn)9r or power to hurt. Today.however. um.“ life lllusirated the true brotherhood
limltll “m" “V" ”‘9 :"kud ”3'63" ‘ are everywhere signs of boiler motive:
n is prayer 0 uaersan is \. . 70 “a . .eori’
when he said. "an nunsu wasiso ff‘fififfiflx inmfithflafl, t2,“...y.lf,,m.imiliir and righteousness. enables msni
mm )1 pray and ask for. believe “Mm" than to eliminate the errors! to work in Gods service upbuilding.
”rm” y'c m"; ”fifm’m‘fmi‘mi 1““d,,;? which cause discord. Churches endeav-
"ii' ”"9 “em' " “r i r ' or in lesson sin. risons to restrain.
We see then that prayer and (he, mm crimes. and h‘lapltals to minister i and fair dealing among men.
.answor to prayer are combined in to some who a... diseased. But Whati
,ilie uplifted faith which realises in
is wanted is the cure of sickness. re-‘
gone concept birth whsi God is as love. demotion from Gin. no understanding
land what love does. If is the under-
of rishi conduct.
Wmii'i‘l 0' "if "“"i °' ”0‘“ ‘°' Christian Science is fundamental.
.tlod and “"0 1‘" “um it does not prune the branches of the.
i The discovgre‘i; Oi'Uhl‘Iflfliml lici- ovll free. but lays the are to its very;
once recognise lat ier exper once roots. Therefore (he healing work ,
Eof healing was duo in the funds-4 whereby it proves divine satiation. iI ; shall as)?”lgfl'l'dgxgogeagflg,l
ameninl law whereby healing had not more atmorflciai eaohsnse of ease ; an.“ sod ‘ I'“ i from a visibh
iboen done by Jelill and N“ MN for disease. or the givins of tempoqml” n d Irma [lair ”new“ .1.
civics. and she dolorminod in find rarw comfort in place of distress. ruer an ‘ '
out the meaning and application of
it‘
kins there is law. and instead or
means a new vision of (isolation. a ‘ .
that law. so that it might be available l “mu". WW" °‘ hum“ " e" l
for others. She sought for the desired
new conception of God. The strons-l , toad f
holds of error. built up by the ileum ‘ :fialble‘ hclitorill.iwwlt'h 1:30.41}! '13s shoow‘
{explanation in the Scriptures. “d this fan and inventions of man. ' .' la the unseen church coming as light‘
[was the proper source ioturn iod’l‘ake thoughts proceeding from a quons' comes expressing m." among men
ill fili’leiifffll'iflll dill; ”“""" “'i “m i’ “W" "' .. . min-ma or and m an in.
of healing? The Acts of the Apostles
around is cleared. as it were. for life's 5
Were acts of healing. in the record! in the patient the work of character,
In the
happiness. and
‘apply to his own case
blosscdnoss. and become meek. march.
ful. humble, peaceful and pure. "The,
meek shall inherit the earth. andz
rebuildlns. and where there is honestyx derfanding M is “w"
’szuvvamiugion Si. Bridge.
ovemonio. good will abide with meal
lof man. wherein love working through i Fm he“
gentleness, kindness, forgiveness, hoists—Jul
(liimianlty. uplifting the fallen. rcstoci
ling the errloa. establishing justice:
boatiludes he revealed the basis for,
the sermon on the;
imount was amplification so that new...“
iiiioughtful man might know how to:
the law of;
ohooia.
{th’orth hfaln and Ann Sta.
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21—3 . y Ave. and owe f.
3W, ostnuf and flour Sis.
saunas Main and onroo
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fill-«Prefab yard and sun so. private. '
50~Norwaik Lock Co.. private.
(xi Donal“ non-interfering boxes.
(I) Master box. from which the sun-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. on.
standard time. i-
One stmks at odd times. testing or
fline open. 1-
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call e imam. -
Three’girow strokes. wafer to be shut
off. xvi»!
At 12:05 p. m..
is ulled for test.
ire alarms for In
ceivcd by telephone.
each Wednesday. a box
district else w
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nor nonwam not sum onli
barter-a. Van Zant Bi. Tel. 170.
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sit—Van tent at. and So. 0 m Ave.
El —- hast Ave. and Rowan at.“
21 -— infield Bi.
223-Forf and Charles 8th.
22i—~Eaat Ave. and Fitch Si.
”fr—Sf. John St. and Edlle Ave.
332~Scaview Ave. and First St.
digs—Boulexnrd orig :ficgngliii.
3 imam-s ve. an ‘ .
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a .
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lift on .
“One blast of whistle at odd times. test-
li o n.
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me.
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a. m.. no school.
Sams- coll at 11:80 a. m., on. union.
A telephone message to electric staff “
(106). between the hours of 0 p. in. a ;
t a. m.. giving locufion of flfl. art film ‘
will be given of nearest box.
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iii—«Corner of Main and Wall Sta.
alumldcn Ave. and filed Pi.
22—hyrinx Hill and Kellogg It.
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*flmt‘rmia 8t. and Wilton Ave.
‘fv—li‘ranltlin Ave. and Lynne Pl. .
even demons might be active. But
when monotholsin was accepted a
sense of one governing power dawned
(mop human thought. To this all.
governing power Jeans gave the name
Father, and be interpreted the char-
acter of God as Father by the works
which he did in his name.
"Iiuili of furtherance. and pursuing...
Not of smut deeds, but of doing."
if then the harmony which we call
happiness does not appear in a man's
life the tendency thereof must he in
a wrong direction. and this orrliig ten-
(fancy may be corrected so that motive
might control and exercise caprios. or 1 guided, and helped by the unseen prea-
gonce he became "tho friend of God."
and through his experience blessed
(all believers with the knowledge that
God Almighty is man's friend. “This
ipatrlaroh illustrated the
Love to create trust in
teddy says. (Science
p. 570.)
purpose of
good,” hire.
and Health.
of the law. and in the testimony of building begins. with the and always:
the prophets We are (old Of healing. in view of "auhduing every thoushtl
Were we to abstract hesiius from 0m“ . to the discipline or the Messiah." (2d
Scriptures their value as revelation of Corinthians 10: 6-)
God to man would be diminished 10' hirihermurs. the proof by beailnv.I
iconoeivably. it was natural than that; that there is present redemption for;
.one Who had had an experience of. man. reaches the very ones ready for
‘ healins should turn to a series of wri’i‘l improvement. Jesus indicated that
"Then shall the reign of Mind com-
mence on earth.
And starting fresh. as from a second
' birth
.ifiiies house.
ill-AW”! Ave. and Msrwin t.
lit-Harbor Ave. (in t‘ircfiard 3f.
2
2fl-—-Wesi live. and‘nerkeloy at.
'l i rivals x)
. d gmahai‘rel‘si. and“ “:31”; Ave.
' es Vt, no .
Man in the sunshine of the worl s Mwmnwm m. Mm lmfii‘lzli.
new spring.
Shall walk transparent
holy thing."
was
elmflain at. and North Ave.
iawrrunos fit.
Il~—- lain and Catherine so.
lib-New Canzan road ad Fair
t. near ummer I
like some
It.
i.
w...”
and movement shall be in the right
direction. in Christianity there has
been expressed ilm true ideal for man
He was careful to indicate to his
disciples that it was the Father in him
which was doing the works. and that
When his mission as deliverer
of his nation dawned upon Moses.
he sought (0 know by name the
loss which tell about Malina In order than safiiisd with things as they are
to find an explanation of that ballast had spiritual desire deadened within? ”OT“- A’““’“‘“
in this respect Mrs. itiddy was equip. them. in the parable of the sunper he. Muhackemomf). 0. Phillips. 0.
poll u an interpreter Mil" than Mil’ showed how inanely teen make ex-lSubori, if. Room. New York: N. 8.
‘ sin-Mfilfl 3i
eiMCIiv-ainut
' . and Union Ave.
oiworan ligand Tins-ii use.
saw—0n “ he Green."
eiwllast Ave. and unsold Ave.
to pursue. and perhaps this ideal of. they could rely upon God in like main
power which inspired him. so as to be
comment-tor who has mended has. billion for refusing the kingdom of God.
union is host expressed in the words‘ nor. Telling there of future trials and
of Jesus when he said. "The Son can
do nothing of himself. but what he
sm-(h (no Father doing: for what.
tliinss socvor be death. these the 80ft
also death In like manner." The Ida
than is an active expression of obedi-
saliva in the Father. and by virtue 0f
iiiui ohmiienco n revelator of the
character of ihe Father. and being
also a Mediator reveals to even what
Man is as the child Of God.
The ideal Iroupnt into Muslim.
Here then is the right idlhi for life.
it) make its ncflvltleenbediiiif iii tile
onoJilnd. When men has fiili dili'i»
fled uudsrstandifik of (Ind VIM! .
into love so secure that with. I! s;
persecutions he bade them have no
satiety in prepari a defense. say»
lag. "in that hour 9. shall be given
on what vs a k. for it is not
:0 that lmgi'm sf! of your
Father that is a you." hon he mo,
“'f'lie works first 1‘ do shall ya do
also“ was he not indicating that he
had tapght them the action of law
which than solid understand and
obey? What if the people thought
of the operation of lpw in heal-
ing the sick as miraculous? The
event was mansions to them because
they'll“ Idtfiflliprewd its cause. A
traveller among the Issuimsux who
could make dusty means of ice would
a M».
able to answer the questions of the
people. The response was "Mm what
i am." and by the self-existent God be
was guided to proclaim Him to the
,cliildrcn of israei as "Theflublsivlnif
(ind of your forefathm.”'i" ‘
Thus when filament isiir‘vus given
Previous writers on the Bible went to
it as to an arsenal to find weapons of
cereals. and of offence. for the support
of their accepted opinions. Hence i e
hundreds of theories regarding the
teaching of the iiihie. and the humor.
our denominations founded in variant
the people understood that it had liii»opinlons. If an understanding of truth
basis inwtsrnal Being. it was not fol (a supported by the demonstration
them, therefore, a more code of ethics ’ which corresponds to the truth. then
fora particular time devised by a wise all conditions it. will prove to he
philosopher. but the rules which must he some truth: whereas unsupported
govern life in- all times so that men opinions they vary with ever vaccine
.may be in hariuouy with real bolus. beliefs. libs started wit the demon-
ii‘urihormors. this conception of the stratlon, and dishevnre the truth
Ever-Living. the eternal and. lifted which explained. implementation to
thought from the coatusl a or the s , , all! seasons»
in many chanting dsl “s ' '
W? Pit
last "the poor. and the maimed. and
:i‘he hall. and the hunt," were ready
jfor the invitation. made‘so 0 Pt-
h inc. They knew that “W“fi ed aé
change for the battenmz' :v‘ '
Healing is the Cobain" of melanin.
1 in
We have already said that healinl
is the important proof to man that
,God is love. Bald the Psalmist. "i
(had fainted unless i had‘ believed to
lees the aoodnsu of the Lord in the
‘iand of the iivins." This proof or-
ilssrsd occasionally before the advent
of the .lifsssish. hot in the life find
work of elitist. aegis _ was
1,, .
’i‘
ml
lPaimsr. U. E. hirhorstt. New Hayes;
.i.. A. Libby. Hartford; bi. M. Bray.
3Weatfielr, fifties: Miss 3i. Hoyt. Miss
Iii.
Manual Ave. and Dsskam Lane.
M
3 7.. Dean. Davies; C. Shaw. Providence:
foamiiel (imprints. Bridgeport: F.
Sunburn. H. w. Walker and wife. 11
Boston; ’b. Mints. Newark. N...l.; L3.
Hurlbsti. Wilton; s. C. Berna-m. Dan-
bul'ynMiss Gertrude Close. Norwaiit;
Miss K. Klinefeltsr. Miss Ellen James.
flowsyton; iii. if. issuing. b. if.” Lay-
§ton. i". i). Lawton. city: 0. F. Alien.
ifldtchklsviils. Conn.
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