The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-30
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DedicatOry Message By Mary Baker
@. Eddy.
Co1y7Oyigh 1906 BY Mary Baker G,
Eddy. Used win Permission
of the ANtkOr.
Published by request.

that do his commandments, that they Z
may have right to the tree Of life, and
may enter in through the gates into !
the city"
The scar leaves of faith without :
works, scattered abroad in Zion's !
waste places, appeal to reformers, :
"Show me thy faith by thy works"
Christian Science Is not a dweller
apart IN royal solitude; it is not a law
Of matter nor a transcendentallsm that
heals only the sick. This Science is a
law of divine Mind, a persuasive
animus, an uuerring impetus, an ever
present help. Its presence is felt, for
it acts and acts wisely, always unfold
ing the highway of hope, faith, under
standing. Il is the higher criticism,
the higher hope; and lis effect on man
IS mainly this-tbat what one knows
Of him, on examination one is com
compelled to think genuine whoever
did it. A Christian Scientist veriies
bis calling. Choose ye!
When, by losing ones faith in mat
ter and sin, one finds the spirit Of
Truth, then he plactIses the Golden
Rule spontaneously and obedience to
' this rule spiritualizes man, for the
| worlds HOlsnS 9OAeAS cannot enthrall it.
D Lust, dishonesty, sin disables the
2 student; it Drecludes the practice OF
efficient teaching of Christian Science,
8 the truth of mans being.
The Scripture reads; "He that
taketh not his cross. and followeth
after me, is not worthy of me-" On
this basis, how many are following the
o W~ayshower? VIZ follow Truth only
e as We follow truly, meekly, patiently,
s. sJtritually, blessing saint and sinner
with the lsaven of divine Love, which
d woman has put into Christendom and
(. medicine
Ie A genuine Christian Scientist loves
Ii Protestant aud Catholic, D. D. anC
NJ. ID loves all who love God, good
a and be loves bis enemies. 1t will bC
e. iound that, Instead of opposing, sucI
O. an individual subserves the interests o
in both medical faculty and Christianity
&C. and they thrive together, learning tina
Mind-power Is goodwill to yard men
he Thus unfolding the true metal ii
DC character, the iron in human natur
i'd rusts away honesty and justice, nc
m Just ice," charscterizes the seeke
'e. and finder of Christian Science
Thanks for the railroad company
n. courtesy; long live that railroa
ne management, in which "man's a ma
er for a. thatl"
The pride of place or power is til
he prince OF this world that hath nothin
IN. in Christ, Our great Master said
ne. Except ye become as a little chile
nd ye anuot enter the kingdom
os. heaven"-the reign OF righteousness
m, the glory of good, healing the SICK al
VS. saving the sinner. The heighth OF n
he hope must remain. Glory be to The
tel Thou God most high and nigh.
it Whatever is not dlvinely natur
ow and demonstrably true In ethlC
philosophy, or religion is not of CT
ed aud originates in the minds of mortal
1t is the Adam dream according to t
US SGriptural allegory, wherein man
ted supposed to start from dust and WONT
- TO be the outcome Of mans rib,-ms
fiage synonymous with legalzed In:
and the offspring Of sense the murdC
In ers OF their brothers!
the Wholly apart from this NOR
all dream, this illusion and delusion
hes sense, Christian Science cUmes to
an, veal man as Gods image, His idea, {
no existent with Him-and God giving
let and mAn having all that God CIV,
.ich Whence, then, came the creation
matter, sin, and death, mortal pr
and power, prestige or privilege? I
first commandment of the HEIR
.rse Decalosue, "Thou shalt have no otl
". gods before me, . aud the Golden r
II are the all.in-all of Christian Scieu.
. They are the spiritual idealism Q
realism, which, when realized, con
way tnte a Christian Scientist, heal
sick, reform the sinner, and rob
grave of its victory.
The spiritual understanding, VIII
demonstrates Christian Science,
ables the devout Scientist to worsh
not an unknown God, but Him who
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