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loom will depend in lane
Upon whntwoputintoitinfioway,
of honest thought and earnelt atten-
tion. 1 speak in this manner, more
a“ particularly because of a personal ex.
puns-en some years ago. and before
1 had given very much thought to any-
thing other than the so-called plea»
ares of things material. I attended a
lecture on Christian Science and. as
.mence of the interest 1 main!
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sleep. Now. if you will. please com‘
pare this incident with a happening at
a. later period, when I not only ro-
ceived a great spiritual enlightenment
hut was actually healed of severe pain
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Truth. Divine

have been presented to m-m'am
only one has proved saw.“ in“
'unfailing. Christ J“ .0 as b “1y .0
i'wayashower declaring and demon— results. no human domination or con-
strating a full and complete salvation. trol was exercised. but the revelation
Jung did not teach that a man mango: truth contained in those anal
die in order to be saved or to reach
Godcaowherehithemh‘Maoa .
found any authority for saying that he; The objection to 130W we
' considered evil and death at all neces~‘ that Christian Science practice does
'sary or in accord with divine awzlaot tone Waco—t thumb!
.but he did say, “If a man keep my,diaease. it does, however. row
saying. he shall never see death." Ithe Symmoms but only low 318

When the ,beglnncr in Chmthn metal cause which has limited the
Science reads in the Scriptures that. physical summing. 1f the mama!
God pronounced his creation good; ; cause is found to he hatred, fear. re
that he was entirely satisfied with it; ; sentment, grief. or anxiety. what pre
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name lecture that was given at the

incurable diseases while listening to a?
man Science lecture. 1 know of‘
.; me such case, and so it may be this
nary afternoon; there may be. those
.d as that have come here with he-
”of! of sickness or distress that will
depart “every whit whole”-but
should such healing not occur here.
pd now, we certainly will be able
'ahrough close attention. to gain some.
measure of understanding. and;
‘ through this understanding work out.

our problems, no matter what they;

may be. whether a belief of sick body?

or a sick business: a feeling of then;

ished enmity or jealousy. aver-ice or.

criticism. or any of the many obsta-i
-» ales to health and harmony. '

The discoverer and founder of‘
christian Science has at all time been!
accredited as possessing great wis-f.
dew, and even her most severe critics '
concede this to be a. fact. One of the!
my acts of wisdom exercised by our:
raven-d leader. Mary Baker Eddy. leaf
to be found in establishing the board;
of lectureship, and placing its conduct‘
under the guidance of the church man-l
- ml and board of directors of the moth-;

,0: church. the First Church of Christ.;
Scientist. in Boston. Mass. These
lectures are primarily for the purpose
~01 giving to the public a true exposi-
tion of Christian Science. as far as it}
a: possible to do so in the short space?
waited; to tell just What Christian
Science i.-. and to (arrest the erron-

' eons beliefs that the uninformed may.
. think it is. The only reason why all;
the peoples of tht- world are not;
Chm Scientists is because they.
have not a correct understanding of;
that it is. The millions that have ex—a
perienced healing of all kind are will-g
mg and ever anxiou~ mr all who will
to share its beneficem-e, The lady we:
have with us this afternoon is a mom-I
her of the board of" lectureslzip reflux.
and to and is well qualified to prawn! ’
the subject in a way that all 01 us
'3” understand. 1 take grem' pleas-
~31? in {cementing Mrs. Blanche K.
Corby, C. S. 13.. of Lo: Angeli. — Cali-
fornia.

The message that Christian Science.
firings to the world today is one of
' .good cheer; it is one of hope. comfort.

health and complete salvation. To a

world stricken Wllh suffering, Chris-
tian Science offers deliverance from

. all the discards of life. Every one de-

sires to live because life is natural

and normal, and a knowledge of the

best means whereby life may be con-
‘-iierved and made harmonious is in-
‘(Iecd most worthy of our thought and
consideration. Humanity generally has
not looked to God for daily and hour-
ly help in times of trouble. It has not
believe-j ’liai God is available under
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there in no human condition so ties—

»gleraic. no. :3: so obstinate that
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Ht. 1 Man's understandinc of God reaches

he? ' the pinnacle when he declares and

"5 . knows, that (lrd is Love. This

"5‘ “-wncnym for Goal is the highest cou-
. tent of him. it is the tender. com-

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by 'C. 3 Jews in his work.
? Bet... a (“ti-"hm S'vieu‘EV- no
7; lunar franc a persggaiized. limited
393‘s of (10:1. but sfmak (f Bum as
Divine Principle. 7?"? objsceidu is
‘ —-mr-"e“‘mm< made 3313’ 211*}! it"m ap-
jlll—d f". (3:23: seem: abstract and cold.
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pfinciulv- i'< lash: or fundailon which
governs- !“ that procced< from it. we
visit! that the term is .: meet appro-
”its one for God.
- Every thinkinc person is cognizant
1._.‘01 thing: that evisr; because of his
.zlielief in the. existence of things. he
Weller-es the? more is a/first cause. or
'Wn‘r. Christian Science proclaims
“um "vhr‘ is reuse of all created things.
"It tier-I: es as Omnipresence and Uni-
..gfipo-‘i flue all—inclusive infinite
Me. (2‘. a: Mrs. Eddy so comprehen-
wool-v sis’ts. ”The Adorable One" in-
life. law. power. intelli-
acticn. This all-inclusive
.ce or the One Presence is
f. “estood .35 Mind. The one
moist-ta 11%. Mind or: one conscmus
Bale, storessed after its own kind,
Untt- expresses it must be
because the activity of
ruined i"- t“;ought.
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.hegore. All the history of the
on“ all present human activity
mmtal. Every human achieve-
t—acgery discovery brought to
. t—«is’ file result of ~somebody’s
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. lime referred to. Not infrequentlylnees; that this man was given domi
’ lpeople have been healed of so—calledfion 9"" all the 931111

: 5'3. for God who is laveuds all-5
‘thee be still;" until today. we see the;

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ear-c rmissions of today is the re-‘
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man made in his own image and hike? naily. or what application 00““ N ap-
n-lplied outwardly that could possibly
: the question is? correct and: cause of disease? Be-
sure to arise. what has taken place' cause the 9091113? (011113 0f healing
that man is not expressing his Godless: with the street instead of the
given dominion today? Christian' cause. them is a long list of what are
Science reveals to this age the tactlcnlled incurable til-canes: incurable.
that nothing has happened to weaaennenly Manse some men have said that
or to destroy man's Godvgiven domin-t they cannot cure them. Jesus never
ion. It is impossible that man. modelsaid to the woman who had been
in the image and likeness of God could: bowed together {03' many years.
fall into evil and sin. yet the battery'Satan hath hound thou” in other
that he did so fall has caused all of; Words. her belief in evil had mused
the sorrow and suffering on earth.lher physical infirmity. The maturity
The beginner further asks. "If God is , of cases wrought by Christian Science
Infinite Good. where did evil come: have been of diseases pronounced in
from. what is its cause and origin?"§curable. and the great ranks of Chris-
When we learn to think in accord with tian Scientists today are composed
Divine mind, we find that evil in in-‘ largely of those who have been win
dividual consciousness diaappearland mum to turn 10 GM 7011!"! MW
that. therefore. the only cause for evil some man has said he could not heal
or sin is a false belief. a wrong them. Happy day when one learns
thought. and not of a spiritual fact. in’ that mu cannot heal, but that (:04
the degree that man ceases to thinkican and does.
evil, evil and sin disappear: and pm (‘f‘ll’llriPs of lime can never make
feirfiontil‘ily as that disappearance. lie or false claim true. for it was fan-e
takes place. goes all the mystery of' from the beginning: neither can cen-
evil. all its presence and power. Elmira n’f mhconcenunn diminish the
HEALING. * pow-er offlod. who is the same yester-
The first step toward freedom from day. today. and forever.
evil it generally taken througly.,thc liANKl‘XD'S GREATEST ENEMY.
desire for physical healinu. The heal,l Fear is the arch-enemy of humanity,
in: method of Christian Science. the‘ and many are those who are living: on-
heallng method used by Jesus. is‘der its constant pressure who”!
unique, but there is no mystery. noth- not how to arcane from its Outage.
lug supernatural about if. it it: vueiThrouabmr all time man ha- bowed
simple remixing m‘ Josue. the spon-‘l down to fear as to a false god. and is
tanenus and natuml result of belterlconfronlcd by its suggestions :1 at
:hinkinz. The physical healing m’the‘ activities of human existence.
Chrisrim Svimrn is not for the our' Fear attends his advent into theworld
rwwe of making a man more comfort-, and throughout his life he. is i-duf-a cc
:i‘l‘r in iziatm":.‘..'v. of enabling him to‘to be afraid: afraid of the food he
eat more food without discomfon. or, cats. the air he breathes and of the
to indulge more freely in appetitnslwind that blows: be is “rim! of his
mu! melon.- Without evil effects. but: brother man. amid of his own body
the wholl- rut—pose of healing is to run} and afraid of God. Little wonder that
Will 1?!“ lrillll about life. it heals the; he is sick and in jumble. . Chmuan
sir-5t 2n w'ahlish the fact of :he realityi Science reveals that, 'snnivereein-,
of God or good. and it heals the sinneriduding man wae‘crel ; wmmni‘delr.

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to prove the unreallty of sinr or evil; therefom rennin YR ' hope .‘
Christian Science does not teach ibat'wltliont‘ Gd and ‘ ‘
sickness and evil do not seem real mined has #9.”! ”been

the human consciousness; but it act-53001! is! Jim only Crater; ‘I‘hrintlnn
mach that the human consciousness is ’Scle'nce says to ‘the son-owing and
a false consciousness expressing itself, fearful. you are’ auflering only from

. according to its false beliefs in all the; false beliefs. 1he‘ roan! of ignorance

phenomena of evil and sickness. and and fear: ignorance of the changetdsa
'lmr healing through a correction orglaws of «God. Good. and tour-or the;
overcoming is accomplished through; unchanging laws it man. To give
- understanding of God and his Law; an example of the instability of the
Throughout human history man has, laws of man, a former generation con-
deified himself. he has created Cod inlaidered tomatoes a deadly poison.
the image and likeness of a mortal ini' while today they are recommended as
stead of finding that he himself is than most mime food. The chris-
image and likeness of God. Becausei tian Science practitioner known that
God has been believed to he a mighty. man needs to he freed from ignorance
being manifcsdng jealousy. anger. re-, and fear. which he recognises.” the
venge. visiting his wrath upon his peo‘ predisposing cause of disease. The

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pie; the belief that might is right has; sick are healed to establish the fact all

grown tothe utmost. As the mull..§the realigyptgood and the annuity
human history is a record of crueltylof errons‘fl‘he healing in ' tin:
of the human will. Since ”radars offs‘elenoemtmt confined to physical
Pharoah. prominent. characters havéflrW ' , hut. may be applied
wielded the iron rod of tyrannv and; boot!“ whole range of human
despotism as exemplified by Xerm; ce. it is indeed so into-sea)
when he commanded his soldiers to;praciica‘l that it can be used in the
about as they lashed the waves of the; routine of everyday life. Since God
Hdlksmnl. “X9216“. thy master. bids is the only Cause or Creator. all real
law emanates from Him. and there is
worst propensities of man incorpor-‘i no peace or safety in living in diary
Merl into some forms of aovermnentibedience to his law. The winner

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as law. Because of the deificatlon of: who spans the yawning chasm (“'er

the mortal or material mind and its which great trains are rushed inaafetv.
beliefs. the statement is sometimeflowes his accomplishment to absolute
itmm‘antly made that the healing ofi obedience. to the laws governing con-

Christian Science is wrought through; strucllcn. These laws were in ex-
suggestion. or the action of the human; istence in‘ prehistoric davs. hm man
miml.—~pne mind controlling another; was limited in his execution of them.
human mind. in Order to correct this? because of. his ignorance of them.
accusation made against Jesus‘ heal-.Christian Science is the religion of
in: works. he said, "if I by Beelzébub opportunity, \Vhon ll is understood
most out devils. by whom do your chil~; that apponuniiy is g mm mpg,
dren cas‘ them out?" (Matt. 12, 27).therefore boundless and unlimited.
and showed that evil cannot correct and that it is alu‘ays knocking at the
evil. The human mind, un—illumed. i door of consciousness. man will enjoy
and uninvtvrc-‘ed in spiritual law, can success instead of failure. and when
not DOFSiNl' understand spiritual rheal- he knows success from the standpoint
ing. nor the means by which fl ls 86- of Principle. he will be able to under.
”mow-11.04: so it insists that it must stand the failures of the'past and
ho after its own method. that is. the profit thereby.

"e“:ztinri ‘nf the human will thrnush One of the greatest torments that
‘u-r-mtism or what is popularly called begs. mankind is me' fear of m.
war-"cm nsychnlogi'. Nothing could be} Thelawofln
“or her from the truth. l'l‘he law of infinite Mind‘includes no

The teacher of mathematics does: provision {0;- poven’y and lack. Chg-l5.
N": sublet” his will“ to a film? Gillan Science teaches that the ampll-
bv‘pnoais in order to teach thetscfenceg tilde of Godjs the sung-gem supply at
of numbers. but Toveals to him thegman €23me him to be feti‘and
;"3“"’h‘¢ of ma'hematics, the ll'ulh‘clmhecl and is the true. entrance
about numbers. if each step in the 80". which is chanseless and imiierleiiable
3.3.35“, of a problem‘werc mentally im-j Jnsar the man of God. kilowatt Jack
rm-od norm rhe more vieldins thought: ncr nmsgaéioq, '
of the child. he W011“ not 1‘" ““1?“de Wine when there seemed to he a lack
to think for himself: on the c ..-rsrx.aag we marriage feast. be multru‘ed
he would be schooled in the habit of, up have: and gm fished [fiche]; the
mmndin: to Huguestiou from with-' multitude believed there was nonread
out. The pupil. to be alert mm or” he found told in the fish‘s mouth
ere-sire. must be taught '0 "31'“: “1‘“when the disciples said. there was no
rectly, he must be free from the per-fmpnr7 ior "was, nmiignm fig
stoma] domination and control of the whole cargo, be constant?!" :Fflpnfifll
teacher. In like manner. the Chris- the one-rte of bonsai v~ proving: that
than Science practitioner knows that God is a God at “115.1%”... and a'
he unfiniwill musstihe-divoreed from {he must. . 'cnchsl moment 1:111:14 Vital“
every. * rstian C‘Pflt'e trea’ment‘: gar .. 7w ” fl " {mm} ‘ we”
indeed the human will can not ‘gsve a be 8:1. m ”gm-5m Jen‘s. ' m

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untoldment. . _

- SALVATION. , .
Salvation is gained mi; . .

thinking. Many theories 1 m‘m?m there can’t-:4

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“tomcat such?

opened the understanding. and healing”

Ill m Science.
are to continue in the “'0rd as follow-
on am they must prove they ac
cent.“ to.» true by doing shown-he
Jean'urom total he knee Hy «no:
hpdld. “that in» said and din! was
from the heats 0f the demonstrated
Christ. Truth. and the same. Christ
Truth. is as .svaiisble and Wu-
ntafle today as when Jesus .lived
m 1811!). ;A 5-04:de law that can
kind” or set aside; thnt’aome
SW!!! event may be ,mcsd.

thought to the spiritual
reality of things. Jeans, when he in
attached his disciples in prayer said.
"What (has! never reds-sire, than
ye mainline thatye receive them.
and ”Minnow." Mattie
prayer of die world has been uttered
for material things or for the num-
lnont of human desires and it is never
amend Jesus denounced ouch
prayer: but. the moment are know that
Gd has (liven. all good to man and
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was never a law but a be) «i: the law

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d intuit: a‘hd is eternal and un-lhenelta of prayer and experience its
cannot posibiy inlaid-Icing. That moment may be the

that moment we begin to receive the

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W or not aside that weallefimt moment—IN“ is the day of
.W .-.y be performed. Jesus; salvation.” cried Paul to a people. who
did not violate but fulfilled all law :were looking to a future salvation.
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lie tut-nevi. water ism: .Pnayer is

to do and than said to his followers.
"80 of good dice-r. l have eves-rotorv
the world (Jenn 18.38l.them m,
ma’erial new and his was the ex.-
ample (or all time. i
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The Christ or Tmnh by which Jesus
overcame lhe world. Paul said. "u a',
wtibout miner. without miner. outlaw
out descent, having neither Moment
of days our end of life." (m
7.3). lira. Eddy defines Chris: as
”The divine manifests ion of Gad ;
which comes in the flesh to deflroy 4:: i
carnute error." (Science and 'm'nr!
it). 5S3l. All through human htsmrr
great snizitual leat‘fiv: have arr-
clailned the Christ. Abraham departed’
from the idol worship of his fativrr 1
became he dmvered something b- ‘
wad the material some of estate-nevi
”and proclaimed the one ”ad on Spirit 3
kligam‘. Jacobinnd all the prophets who 3
wowed were able. through spiriius‘.
slamminerir.‘;m look beyond the \elli
of marten-and to d‘srem the Chris l
Truth. or Saviour of ‘hc people. wit
signs following! After centuries
trial and .great wintering. with acre
and there a glimpse of the Crow ,
Truth. which gave etwngtb and root—‘7
use to those discerned. canto John tbv
Baptist declaring, "The Kingdom 9:
l-leam is at haunt" and immedzatc 1'
follow cane the greatest prophet.
of alléthc man. (“Ir-5". Jesus, who put
no clear andrracziml a demonstrar; m
in! the Ch Truth. that it will :or
W "er ran . a d5.rpennntion ”among

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m1 'v'l‘lie 31% ‘tthc early Chl'zef’u‘ifl:
church was 4{aural pan of its Z‘e~

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Halon and will always.. remain
natural part of Christianity. ans-n:
came the long night of materialism as;
the mu of the waning hill: or the:
early Christians in the power of God:
to save them from persecution. 3*
their dire distress they yieldtd 'o the;
temptation to whicb'we are all sub
looted under pressing cit-commas) "a
and made the mistake of imkmp“ way -
from the power that had li'l)$
helped them how materialism: ini
stead of turning to God they turned tr 3
a human personality. and perhaps mg
one of the ”at subtle and dece-tttu‘i
personalities that history records?
They looked- to Constantine to hr»:
friend: V ' gnome .of turnincfi
from Pfln y their punt r
to heal was last. viiitualism and err-e
many usurped; the proofs that Jesus.
required of his followers and for ever. .
‘turies preaching and profession wore.
considered the essentials of Christian.
lity: then there appealed in fulfillment
lot prophecy a‘ woman bringing a new. .
lllght upon the Scrip‘ures. a vision 0’
the eternal (‘hrlat coming. as of chi.
' because of (hi world’s great need.
Christian Bciémists believe that the:
revelation of froth has appeared today
in tacit-lure arm Health will Key to tlzr
Scriptures" by Mary {taker Eddy.
{What will be the place in human him
tory of this m that has again it»
1 vealed God to man and that has men
such liberation to humanly. soc-3: cer—
,tainiy of dellvérance? Can its revela-
i don be anything less than the meta-
tion of the samebealing Christ. ’l‘ru‘h.
’of‘ihc ages? In asserting tha‘ Chris-
} llan Science heals today as it did long
i 8:0. we have only to 03er- the reaching
of Jesus. the proofs of his ministry.
. and the fruitsof our work. This plat.
tlcal operation of Christiani‘y wtil al-
lways be the witness of Christ.
Christian‘ Scientists do not claim
that the fullgqeope and mecsnreol
lbsaitnghas Wished may;
, they are ' n’ly mm for the
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lagoon!!! to have .a place
;in. the «daily toss! .avery consistent:
. Christan. and? math" believed to
, be thweana by which man communi-
lcam with God: Jemi- attache: 3?”
imuch iraWance to“! fish; t WI"-
' of forever that-aha are that gnomes:
of ‘9“ ‘pmwfigfiim. “Our Father.
zt’hioh 91:: mm” Nowhere did
i 1°Sns.’teach€np as headid that he was
§~not ficd.;i7wt’ik rs to pm
' ‘0 him; neither abstract tags:
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Christian Science treatment. The {field tapas“. the abundance .; 'el . '
ptactitioner‘s part in the 'healing h» (,vm'fig‘uhg death 5.11m; 9%sjifinb1m‘ ‘ “ml. 2%:
work 15 to reveal to the 98th the When he declared... “Thy *1!“ -hesdej tats“; Q's ”I" ’ . 2:3! n; ”a.

science. or truth of ”being. and this do: ".21 due cause
south at work in, the .conscims 0’ “can: rename . m be h
the stricter We“ sates; :E'Vll. fifths mum;

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, Mind has emerged but slowly 3 .
out of mmiam b00333 it has t M] m . .
known how to pray intgligently. “(:t at S 0!}8 ‘
$2.13??? ‘2::1~:;ymfi?§do;mv: For a. few days there Will be ufl‘t-red'
My too. we, 31' is an, m on. time special sets of living Room Furniture}
graven mate. . listing Serene * m" mm fly W . . . ' '
treatment, is prayer. but. it does no?! .‘ ' u from: the Orig»
23:; azigignszozsnuirm a: tag: anal. These sets are most desxrable. ’1 hey!
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“a... a. a... m... ,mmmm: b... 1... _ have style, character and are built on ccner.‘
ace '1 24“ dd: . -2 ' ' * ' , ’ .r‘.
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prayer is convex-awe tram em be and luxurious. Also because of the q‘Ll'ailty?

liq-fa. and iv the Mac by which man
gain.- bcaven "wrr and now.

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,(‘bris‘ian Sciences accept the tench l.- . 1 _
'3‘ °-’ ”’9 ”Mi” “W's '2‘ at“? ? filde large seven foot davenport, or m {Lair
aim and believe that the guns-u .3 ’ . . . -
thread of truth retinitis :hrouthr y; find 001031131 Wing chair. if:
unites all ages as the Christ is re-g" _’ "
m‘sd- Science and Ham! m: given: In specml figured tapestry of q‘mia‘

an illumination to the Scriptures thaw
(mules: the student to commend.
their spiritual import. If the Bible is
God's word to his my. then it is for
trait-'31s to know and to understand
it. No lcmr do ('h’isliafi Selena-um
rr-ad the Scripture! in a permeating

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‘mawr. hot it is their delight to Md}

not study ihcm daily. "The last fifty}
war-a have witnessed an *‘n'ensity and p
breadth of interest in Pible study un-l
9"th in the history of the!
Christian church." is the testimony of!
no less authority than the Rm; r l ,
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Re’fiz'fzcr Rible. §
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creator of all. teaches the dvin» f
aonshlp in the everpresent christ: rm 5
Holy Ghost. or Comforter in tin- or l
loldng consciousness of fatherhood.
and swamp: the atonement or man":
atonement with God through Christ
as demonstrared by Jesus when he
proved that life is eternal: the bag»
Ham of Snirit.- which cleanses iron}
the impnrl‘iee of the carnal silly
mind: and the resurrection

progress and growth in Trot}; into
the mmnletc satisfaction and net-foe
tion of God and his likeness.

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tory would be of no more value today
than any other avwiem histerv surf
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fare. the strife in individual conscious
noes is ever the. same in the armam-
g of evil with Truth, therefore. the
experiences of the people of God. 0
every prophet and apostle, depict the
conflict hetwoen good and evil expect
ended by every mortal. Religious Ill“
tor-y presents diffs-mt conditions of
thought: the story of Job’s site is is
luau-alive of the life of every an»;
born into the dash. Mafia! man. liked
Job. has locked in vain fora-com:
tented state of minded-6min earl
satisiactlon he has into every
pleasure only to find dimhmt.
Business and the accumulation «1"
money have been the reocrtofmy‘
to gain content and Woe of mindbut
the goal has ever been a Willow
‘Wisp just ahead but never within
grasp. Men have been prone so me.
lieve that themlis Ina-religions reach»
ing that is Motors or due-dame,
and at last derive at that plane in
their experience where they mean.
"All is sanity and vexation of spirit"
(Meshstes 14“. At this time W
may be ready for Christian Science
and when they understand itahey can}
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harmonious coloring and good
quality. ‘ Regular price $250.00

The same group in selected
tapestry, a very handsome qual-
ity. Regular price $265.00

Group with covering of fine
Sikhifihlask. very rich design
large ‘deep seated davenport

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Regular pricev$590.00

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Pathephme Department

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