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Mary Baker Eddy

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1875 & 1910 Textbooks
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Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures ~ 1910 Final Ed.
Science and Health
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a - Science
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The miracles of Jesus
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available later
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The miracles of Jesus, The teaching and practice of Jesus
the language of Spirit, similitude (a likening or comparison), simile (a figure of speech whereby two things that are distinct or unlike are compared by using the words “like” or “as”), allegory (the use of characters and events with an apparent meaning to symbolize a deeper moral or spiritual meaning), parable (the use of fictitious or actual events to tell a story that illustrates a spiritual or ethical point). “Spiritual teaching must always be by symbols.” (S&H 575:13-14). divine student, miracles, marvels, crowning (a symbol of sovereignty, the achievement and proof of dominion. See Genesis 1:27-28 where it is related that God made man male and female and gave them dominion. 

Section 1 ~ Science.  Chapter 6 of Science and Health 1910, Last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   See SUBTITLE Text content below.

the spiritual teaching and practice of Jesus illustrates the way to triumph over the world, the flesh and the devil. “I came forth from the Father, and am come into the world; again, I leave the world, and go to the Father. . . . In the world ye (everyone of you) shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world (I, “the Father that dwelleth in me”, has triumphed over the flesh). See John 16:28 and 33 & 14:10. 
  	    Ear hath not heard, nor hath lip spoken, the pure lan-
15	guage of Spirit. Our Master taught spirituality by simili-
  	tudes and parables. As a divine student he	               The miracles
  	unfolded God to man, illustrating and demon-	       of Jesus 
18	strating Life and Truth in himself and by his power over
  	the sick and sinning. Human theories are inadequate to
  	interpret the divine Principle involved in the miracles
21	(marvels) wrought by Jesus and especially in his mighty,
  	crowning, unparalleled, and triumphant exit from the
  	flesh.