CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TKUTH wus tho subject of tlie Lcsson-Sermou in all Cliurches of Cbrisl, Scientist, on Sunday, July 25. The Goldeu Test was Psalihs 117:2, "Tho Truth of the Lord eudureth for ever. Praise yet the Lord." Among the eitatious which comprised the I.esson-Sermon wero the folioAving from the Bible1; "Make a joyful noiso unto tbo Lord, all ye lands, For the Lord is good; his mercy is everlasting; and I.is truth endureth to all generations. " (Psa. 100:1, 5.). Alsp the following passages from the Christian Science textbook: "Science and health with Key to the Scripturcs" by Mary Baker Eddy, "In Science, Truth is divine, and the infinito God can give uo unlikeness. Hccause Truth is infiuite, error should bo known as nothing. Because Truth is •innipotent 0in gooduess, error, Truth 's. •pposito, has no tuiglit. Evil is but tho 'ounterpoise of nothingness. Th« gicatest wrong is but a supposititiou* opposite of the higlicst right." (pp. 287, 367), •• i
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 161, 26 July 1937, Page 3
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