The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18

le'' rod,s Word OF htetlla'
sa's e, g Harry c. Browne 1! C. s. j.,
F BY York lts city, was delivered ii, rs3. at
Jew 1O church of Christ sclen'
sl nth and Chestnut Streets
f:iay night .,.so Is member
he Iss Of Lectureship OF the
be s rsurch. The First Church
a 1s5 Scientist in Boston,
s' as as mai many blessings which a
'ns ,,s enjoys, one of the great
ps OPP freedom rec to worship God
!. me see fit, and the right to
fn oss. and persuade others to DO
'lass An And so when Mary Baker
:, sa discovered Christian Science,
y u, al' NJ God which contradicts
1. ny ri evidences of disease,
fl 'ad death, she was free to
al ssr discovery with all those
e we're ere willing to listen.
with with all discoveries which ap-
s s.,iI there were those who,
..armed regarding it, or mis-
..standing its teachings, rldl-
= 1T There may have been those
, n, when Jesus said to
,. ,Sds man. Thy sins be for
thee" Matt. 9:2). But others
Il, IN witness these healings IN
Gu instead Of our ridfculing or
I, startled by the assertion OF
istion Science that there is
IN diease, or death, shouldn t
r.tber remain to learn more
ts allness Of God, the basis on
h tais statement is made, and
Es,s the healings an acnowledg-
nj this Truth makes possible?
.rv Baked Eddy, the Discov-
and Founder Of Christian
(rce was aware of the diver
ries in human thought. and
wrote miscellaneous Writ
y. 237: This is a period
doubt, inquiry, speculation,
|sbness; Of divided interests,
[yelous good, and mysterious
But sin can only work out
own destruction; and reform
and must push on the growth
mankind,
bw often have we asked our
les the questions: What am I?
re did come from? What
here for? What's to be-
e Of me? These questions
never be answered satisfac-
until we accept as our basis
thought the spiritual record of
linn mr. To Use the PsalmiSt'S
ds, II shall be satisfied, when
wake, with thy likeness" Cps
b. Yes, awaken from this
bly, dream experience of unsat-
ID longings and false desire to
conscious realization of the
itual qualities which God goves
ZACH one OF us.
Ike Job in the Bible, a perplexed
hungry world cries out in des-
tion, "Oh that I knew where I
bit find himi" Job 23::3.}
trends, we can be guided to the
answers by the Bible. But it
be spiritually Interpreted to
h its inspired meaning. The
pose Of Christian Science is to
that meaning.
be Dual Meaning of the Word
bic authorities agree that there
often VITO meanings to Scrip
passages, a literal meaning
an inspired or figurative one.
Pne can understand more of the
e than he is spiritually prepared
grasp. Jesus recognized the in
ply Of material thought to in.
ret his sayings and said to his
lples, Unto you it is given to
the mystery of the kingdom
Iod: but unto them that are
pout' all these things are done in
poles" Mark AID. The Bible
yerltable treasure house of
plll0l tlgures of speech and ex-
SlVe metaphorical phrases
en- when explained in the light
EnflSllan Science, help the
yer 10 grasp their true meaning.
1ull0Wlng passage from Science
Health clarifies this correct
l 10 to the study of the Bible
r. The Scriptures are very
eo' Our aim must be to have
l., understood d spiritually, for
W 'nls understanding can
be gained. The true theory
u.s. universe, including man, is
I'LL material history but in
1 l,pa Development. Inspired
S SnI feIlnquishes a material,
[s srs; ana mortal theory of the
s srSlS ; and adopts the spirit
1 nasd immortal. It is this spiri-
perception 5s,, of Scripture, which
n 'a una out of disease and
h ~ ana inspires faith"
st tn Jesus was tempted to turn
Eh siy''f bon INTO bread e to satisfy his
h. ny H.; munger, the tempter was
[nsn nm to Use ais divine power.
r. rst III to God. But Jesus
s,ss ue mesmerism of the evil
5 asserting, Man shall not i've 1--WE
p' est. alone, but by everv word ord
cs p5oceedeth out of the mouth
Ii G'4 oo, Matt. 40. Every word
:, rs ,vlnes out of the mouth of
r rsfTals His spiritual nature.
II bo of God must even.
M Oe s,,: revealed, Or there would
az Witness IN o.,