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Christian Science Lesson - May 2015 |
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Was Mary Baker
Eddy the Real Author? |
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Discerning the Rights of Man - pages 1-3 |
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Richard F. Oakes |
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Attempts to describe, explain, justify or excuse Mrs. Eddy
tell us something of the describer - whether
they tell us anything about Mrs. Eddy is another matter.
Either we use "Mrs. Eddy" to signify the
scribe of Truth in this age, or
we have doubts about this and confine the words
to a personality.
If we have doubts, the use will be inconsistent and
questionable, in terms of personal anecdotes and in
terms of local church problems; if we do not,
it will fit God's one consistent whole and embrace all the
written truth of Christian Science.
Referring again to the opening verse, (open or download from
link below to see text) to a pussy cat a queen will be
assessed by her relationship to the everyday
excitements of mice and chairs. We learn little from a
cat of the nature of queenly office. |
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Discerning the Rights of Man - pages 1-3 by
Richard F. Oakes - PDF FREE download |
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"God is my Life"
Mary Baker Eddy's last written words
An Interpretation by Fernand Emile d'Humy |
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Mary Baker
Eddy - A New Look At Her Place in Bible Prophecy - 1980 - pages
341-348 - PDF FREE |
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Helen M. Wright |
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Fernand Emile d'Humy, in
his book, Mary Baker
Eddy Fulfills Prophecy, he records how through
divine inspiration he was led to see a deep meaning in Mary
Baker Eddy's last four written words, "God is my Life".
The eight pages of Helen M. Wright's book, Mary Baker
Eddy - A New Look..., are a part of this May 2015
lesson. These eight pages are the record of a panel
discussion whose focus is the part of Mr. d'Humy book,
Mary Baker
Eddy Fulfills Prophecy, regarding his interpretation of
those all important last four written words.
Mr. d'Humy knew nothing of the “system” of Christian Science. He
was a physical scientist of international reputation. He was
Research director for the Western Union Telegraph
Company. |
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Mary Baker
Eddy - A New Look At Her Place in Bible Prophecy - 1980 -
pages 341-348 - panel discussion of Fernand E. d'Humy's
Interpretation of Mary Baker Eddy's last four written
words, "God is my Life" - 8 pages
- PDF FREE download |
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The "Second Coming
of Christ" has already occurred |
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Christ's Second
Coming - 1971 - 30 pages - FREE pdf |
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Doris Grekel |
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Doris Grekel Introduction:
"Behold he cometh" are the words of Saint John in the first
chapter of Revelation. Most of Christendom looks toward
the second coming of Christ as the goal of prophecy.
Isaiah wrote, "a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son".
Christians know that this prophecy was fulfilled by Mary's
conception and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth;
but was this Christly man recognized when he
appeared among men? No, even though his birth was heralded by
angels and a star in the heavens, "he came unto his own and his
own received him not." He was despised and
rejected of men as Isaiah had foretold.
Will men be as slow to acknowledge the second coming of Christ?
Christians answer, Oh, no: we are looking for him. But are
they looking in the right direction? Early in the
twentieth century a book was found entitled "The Time of the
End." As early as 1571 a D.D. advanced
the idea that the reappearing of Christ would occur in
1866." ("Divinity Course and General Collectanea", p.
171).
Christ's Second Coming - 1971 by
Doris Grekel - 30 pages - PDF FREE download |
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