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PULPIT AND PRESS.

Sixth Edition.

BY

REVEREND MARY BAKER EDDY,

DISCOVERER AND FOUNDER OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

1897.

CONTENTS

  DEDICATORY SERMON
  CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT-BOOK
  HYMN—Laying the Corner Stone
    Feed My Sheep
    Christ My Refuge
  NOTE

CLIPPINGS FROM NEWSPAPERS

CHICAGO INTER-OCEAN BOSTON HERALD BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE BOSTON TRANSCRIPT JACKSON PATRIOT OUTLOOK AMERICAN ART JOURNAL BOSTON JOURNAL REPUBLIC, (WASHINGTON, D.C.) NEW YORK TRIBUNE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL MONTREAL HERALD BALTIMORE AMERICAN REPORTER, (LEBANON, IND.) NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER SYRACUSE POST NEW YORK HERALD TORONTO GLOBE CONCORD MONITOR PEOPLE AND PATRIOT UNION SIGNAL NEW CENTURY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JOURNAL CONCORD MONITOR

PREFACE.

This volume contains scintillations from press and pulpit—utteranceswhich epitomize the story of the birth of Christian Science, in 1866,and its progress during the ensuing thirty years. Three quarters of acentury hence, when the children of to-day are the elders of thetwentieth century, it will be interesting to have not only a record ofthe inclination given their own thoughts in the latter half of thenineteenth century, but also a registry of the rise of the mercury inthe glass of the world's opinion.

It will then be instructive to turn backward the telescope of thatadvanced age, with its lenses of more spiritual mentality, indicatingthe gain of intellectual momentum, on the early footsteps of ChristianScience as planted in the pathway of this generation; to note theimpetus thereby given to Christianity; to con the facts surrounding thecradle of this grand verity—that the sick are healed and sinners saved,not by matter, but by Mind; and to further scan the features of the vastproblem of eternal life, as expressed in the absolute power of Truth,and the actual bliss of man's existence in Science.

MARY BAKER EDDY.

February, 1895.

TO

The dear two thousand and six hundred Children,

WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS

Of $4,460 were devoted to the Mother's Room in The First Church ofChrist, Scientist, Boston,

THIS UNIQUE BOOK IS TENDERLY DEDICATED BY

MARY BAKER EDDY.

DEDICATORY SERMON.

BY REV. MARY BAKER EDDY,

First pastor of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.,
Delivered Jan. 6, 1895.

TEXT—Psalms xxxvi, 8. "They shall be abundantly satisfied with thefatness of thy house; and thou shalt make them drink of the river of thypleasures."

A new year is a nursling, a babe of time, a prophecy and promise clad inwhite raiment, kissed—and encumbered with greetings—redolent withgrief and gratitude.

An old y

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