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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
A Lecture
Weather Report
Christian Science
For the past week, ending on
Sunday:
Max. Min. Rain
Jan. 24
...48
26
Jan. 25
...50
30
Jan. 26
...48
32
Jan. 27
53
39
Jan. 28
62
36
Jan. 29
56
40
Jan. 30
..52
32
the Discoverer and Founder of
Christian
Science, writes (page
on
¡55): “In the words of St. John:
I He shall give you another Com-
forter, that he may abide with
Entitled
you forever.’ This Comforter 1
Christian Science: The understand to be Divine Science.”
Centuries elapsed between the
Promised Comforter
prophecy
and the fulfillment of
by
the appearing of the Messiah. A
Ralph E. Wagers, C. S. B. similar period elapsed between
Of Chicago, Illinois
the prophecy and the fulfillment
Member of the Board of Lecture of the appearance of the Com-
ship of The Mother Church, The ;hrter. These were periods of
First Church of Christ, Scientist, mental and spiritual preparation.
In Boston, Massachuse its.
Comparing the
Christ in human consciousness
The lecturer spoke substanti to the growth of grain, Jesus
ally as follows:
made use of the
A Christian Science lecture of first the blade, then ear, after
ten encourages a listener to be that the full corn in the ear”
come better acquainted with the (Mark 4:28).
Bible; particularly wjth the first
four books of the New Testa- fl In order .. for
. the Comforter to
ment. These books record the life f’"*" ' x d,'Vlnc mlss!on
"‘"I
“
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comphsh
the
greater
works
to
history of Christ Jesus, a life
which
Jesus
referred,
it
was
es-
which was so important to hu
manity that it brought forth a isential that human thought be
come spiritually receptive. But
new calendar.
this thought must be prepared
The Promised Comforter.
to
think scientifically as well, in
Jesus recognized that ho had
order
to gain the more imper-1
a particular work to finish, and
sonai
sense of God as divine |
he finished it. A part of his work
Principle
and of man as divin? !
was to prepare though! for a
idea.
It
was
the lack of this!
fuller unfoldment of Christ,
scientific
sen:
that was to ai
Truth. Fulfilling the prophecy
great
extent
responsible
foi the
concerning himself, he forged an
loss
of
primitive
Christian
heal
other link in the chain of pro
ing
in
about
the
third
century.
phetic promise: “If ye love me,
The word “science” comes from
keep my commandments And I
a
Latin word meaning “knowl
will pray t he Father,
I
md he
shall give you i mother Comfor- edge.” It is defined, “knowledge,
ter, that he may abide with you duly arranged and referred to
for ever; even the Spirit of truth; general truths and principles on
whom the world cannot receive, which it is founded, and from
because it seeth him not, neither which it is derived” (Webster).
Rnoweth him; hut ye know’ him: In the Christian Science textbook,
for he dwelleth with you. and Mrs. Eddy writes (page 123):
shall be in you” (John 14:15-17) “Christian Science differs from
Jesus then had this to say material science, but not on that i
scientific. On
about the need for further prep account
arat ion in
that spiritual
/re-emincnt ly scientific, bt ing
teaching might be better under
‘d on Truth,
Brinci* le of
stood and utilized: “1 have yet
many things to say uto you, but all science.” In th< same book.
» : “Jesus of
ye cannot hear them now. How
beit when he, the Sp rit of truth, Nazar th was the most scientific
is come, he will guide you into man that ever trod the globe. He
all truth” (John 16:12, 13). What plunged beneath t h e material
a wonderful promise! And what suface of things, and found the
of its fulfillment? In the Chris spiritual cause.”
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1949
Regular monthly meeting of
John Porisch, forest ranger, of
Coos-Curry Pioneer and Histori- Gold Beach, Curry county head
cal association has been set for of the March of Dimes campaigrît
Saturday noon, Feb. 12, . at _ Co- , was a caller here Tuesday. Hi
quille Community hall. Luncheon ; w’as guest at Rotary luncheon,
unit
*
will be served. Everyone • inter 1
Pfc
Gilbert
Croft
of the U. S.
ested is invited to come.
Marine Corps, on duty at the
The crocheted centerpiece, do- naval yards at San Francisco, is
nated to the Star of the Sea Al- visiting his parents here
I tar society by Mrs. Rosalie Kell-
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