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Healing as Practised by Jesus
Samuel Greenwood

Christians must acknowledge that the injunction of Jesus regarding healing remains a perpetual command to his followers, or that his remarkable healing work had no relation to his no less remarkable teaching. In either case they are in a dilemma, for in the first instance they condemn themselves if they do not obey, while in the second they forfeit the very foundation of Christian belief. Jesus said, “Believe me for the very works’ sake;”...

Soul and Body
Peter V. Ross

You want to know how Mind can rectify bodily conditions. This is easy enough to understand when you recognize that you are mental throughout. You may try to separate yourself into soul and body, ascribing all intelligence to soul and none to body. But the fact is soul and body are one. They are both mental.

Possession
Mary Baker Eddy

Let us rid ourselves of an outside world, and learn that we possess all things, and were given dominion. A sense of possession is as much a law of your being as the distinct sense of activity. Take possession of healing, of health, of demonstration, of results, of a sense of results. Let the results be what you decide and not what some other mortal thinks for you.

Freedom from Burdens
Ella W. Hoag

To catch even a glimpse of the wonderful truth that God, divine Mind, is always present... immediately opens the way to understanding and demonstrating the Christly humility which claims no false responsibility. Instead, we will find ourselves free from burdens, since we may cast all our care on the omnipresent, omnipotent, divine Love, which intelligently, wisely, lovingly cares for all.

Our Daily Bread
Bicknell Young

Allow yourself to progress. Alert work is necessary. No suggestion can stand between you and progress. You must not dream for a moment that you can fail. We can do all things because God is the source of opportunity. We should gain all things for Christ. We don’t have to give up. “But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you.”

The Creeping Things
Martha Wilcox

In the first chapter of Genesis, we read of “the creeping things that creep upon the earth” which God saw as good, and over which man was given dominion. But mortal man has misinterpreted these creeping things that were good, over which man has dominion, and often designates these creeping things as evil conditions which steal upon us slowly and stealthily, conditions which are not good, and over which we have no control.

Immortality Brought to Light
Dorothy Rieke

...we too must come boldly to the throne of grace, identify ourselves as the children of God, His exact image and likeness, and claim our inheritance. Claim health, success, happiness, employment. As we steadfastly maintain our true identity and claim our heritage, we too come into our inheritance of all that is wonderful and good.

Alertness
Herbert W. Eustace

To be an alert Christian Scientist is not easy. It requires the same quality of earnestness and sacrifice which success in any line of work demands. ... Christian Science insists upon doing to-day, the work of to-day, and understanding what that work is, and because of the allness of Mind, finds abundant time for its accomplishment.

Now and Then
Mary Baker Eddy

We own no past, no future, we possess only now. If the reliable now is carelessly lost in speaking or in acting, it comes not back again. Whatever needs to be done which cannot be done now, God prepares the way for doing; while that which can be done now, but is not, increases our indebtedness to God.

Making the Port
Rev. G. A. Kratzer

...when the storms of distress or suffering rise against me, I will not cease to know and declare Truth and Love, and I will not utter the complaints of mortal mind, and so let it carry me backward; but during the storm of suffering, I will hold on to Truth and Love all the harder. I will declare them all the more stoutly.