Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], March 13, 1910, Page 2, Image 42

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CHRIST, THE DIVINE, SHARED
HUMAN SENSE OF MATERIALITY
The Christian world has for ages
been looking upon Jesus the Christ as
the Savior of the world, from the
Standpoint of propitiation that through
his life and death lie has reconciled
God to man. He has been thought to
be the sacrifice which would release
men, after death, from the bondage of
Bin. Christian Science declares him to
lie the Savior from the standpoint of
exemplification. His early life, cruci
fixion and resurrection gave proof of
man's unity with God; his words, fol
lowed by his works, showed how to
bring to light Gods spiritual perfect
man. But, say some, the Master was
divine. Yes- but ho shared our human
sense of materiality, and overcame It
through the divine sense, and he said,
•■I am the way." In his great Sermon j
on the Mount he has made plain, in
those immortal words known as the
beatitudes, every footstep of the way
of salvation from sin to holiness, from
death to Life. Here hi describes the
mental stagey of development, leading
up to the beatific consciousness of
eternal harmony, or heaven.
The first step he refers to a*> a cense
of spiritual need: "Blessed are the poor
in spirit.- There is perhaps no class
more ready to accept the truth than
those who' have tasted nil the good
things of earth, and with Solomon
found them "vanity nnd^ vexation <>f ,
spirit." The temptation offered by the
serpent In the garden of Eden was a
"knowledge of good and evil. The.
good offered was the alluring phase of
the lie. find all who have tasted, find
that it goes hand In hand with the
evil, is void of peace and Oiled with
■pain i!v nature it is temporal, and it
always ends In woe. Says Emerson.
"Punishment is a fruit that unsus
pected ripens within the flower of the
pleasure which concealed it."
Of those who realize the need of ft
permanent good which the world can
not give nor take away, who are ready
to look away from the mat. and
temporal and trt nock life In God eter
nal Spirit. Jesus said: "Theirs is the
kingdom of heaven." When this sense
of spiritual poverty comes there is an
awakening from the carnal dream to
the error of the ways of the world or
sense: repentance and contrition for
pas! sins and present shortcomings
possess the thought, and the Master
refers to this blest stage of spiritual]
development as "they that mourn,' for
when they have learned In truth the
unreal nature of sin, and the power of
divine Love to destroy the love and
fear of sin, "they shall be comforted.
Mortal man then begins to see bis
own nothingness; pride is checked, ego
tism and self-will baffled, and lie
reaches tho third stage, of which it is
said, "Blessed are the meek." This is
: , state of consciousness which is ready
to look to ■ higher source for all bless
ings, and to depend upon God for all
temporal as well as eternal needs; "For
•they shall inherit the earth." Now the
humbled and uplifted consciousness Is
ready to seek and to mid the truth
about God and man. and there follows
the Inspiring assurance-, "Blessed are
they which do hunger and thirst after
righteousness; for they shall be filled."
Mrs. Eddy says, "Seeking is not suffi
cient. It is striving that enables us to
enter 1 (Science and Health, p. 10). |
Righteousness has been defined ns right :
thinking, right doing, nnd right know-
Ing. Every right thought, word or deed !
is prompted by Love, and Christian Sci
ence has taught us how to know the
truth about man as God's perfect idea,
and thus we learn to "Judge righteous
judgment."
This leads to the n> \t beatitude:
"Blessed are the merciful! for they
shall obtain mercy," This Is in har
mony with another of the Master's
AN OXYGEN LUNG BATH
Are You a Victim of Consumption?
Are you failing of success in life and missing your dream of happiness because of this disease? Are you shattered in mind and body, nerveless and despairing through the wasting effects of tuberculosis? Are you weary of drug-taking,
weary of money-spending, weary of the delusive promises of physicians who do not heal and of treatments* and specifics that are alike fruitless?
You have, no doubt, had your share of experience with different medicines. You have probably dosed on the "constitution" theory and have paid dearly for your pastime. How do you suppose that pouring drugs in your stom
achal! cure the disease in your lungs?
The only way consumption can be cured permanently is by the Belgian Oxygen Lung Bath. The method of feeding the lungs with an oily, balmy inhalation which kills the tubercle-bacilli at once and heals and strengthens the
diseased parts resulting in a complete and permanent cure. The treatment is pleasant and agreeable and refreshes the patient from the start. No germs can live where this balmy inhalation penetrates, and it reaches every portion of
the lungs and by a natural process develops them and increases the chest expansion. We ask you to read below what the Belgian Oxygen Cure has done during the last six years:
If You Have the Germs of Consumption, Have Them Killed or They Will Kill You
The Belgian Oxygen Inhaling Treatment saturates your entire system with Germicidal Chemicals so that germs cannot possibly live. This is the only
treatment known to the scientific world that does actually produce these results.
TUBERCULOSIS CURED™ —
Free Consultation Free Trial Treatment
fl TMATF TSIFVFB TURFS Hereditary Tuberculosis Cured—You Must Nervous Spells, St. Vitus Dance, Falling Fits, Fmlai\ci/
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! the BeiKian OxyKen Inhalations: r lm>>J>'Lz2&k.\&l ,// because my mother had (^Z\UTZ^WC *' '" •«« J thai ""her doctor. 1* IVTro T \irrifnc
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672 East 28th St., Oakland, Cal. Uj-.V^- . die] with lung dlseaHe. fVJ'^X&S* !>> J have, given up »■. ste^» -, iVIrS. 1. WflteS:
Feb. 28th, 1310. j^s^y This was my condition L ' yi^. hopeless. Ho. dear
My Dear Doctor: I can't ".lieipfimt write you congratuiationa"rrnT your con- Tl DiiMiui when on December 6, Tabe <| 1 ™. li. ?!.°r^i m'/'ind'Sn you 9 Our daughter had spasms every night for the past 5
tinued «i«ce ßB in curing Asthma and Tuberculoslß. r saw Mrs. siaper-s letter Tubercle iia.nn i 9 o», I consulted Dr. Dv Tab.rcuio.i. "■"" to com. t" rB u V Xt r. years until he hcraii ' your treatment last fall Your
in the Los An K eles paper, and If BUfferiTß could only realize that those Htate- Meyer Co., and after a careful examination the specialist pronounced mo a v , investigate your case and »cc what . • , . ', >,{ J.. iichhi-iil ittni. i»u. •
merits are every word true and the good r«re they would rocelve In your hands curable cane, lat once began taking the Oxygen Inhalations and soon saw a »■« can do to relieve you of your Buffer- treatment Stopped them tne first day, and she is now I
your offices would be crowded ni^ht and day. T have a pood idea how happy decided Improvement In my condition, and in six weeks my cough was entirely m*. happily married and in perfect health Please do not
Mrs. S. must be. 'n,.< picture reminds- me <>f bow wild and distressed I looked cured and I remain perfectly well today. I consider the Belgian Oxygen „„. .■ i, _„_ _„„,_ t,, f „,! ,111 „.... 1,, .». i «il „,,.1, Je «c
when I first was dragged Into your oftloo and could hardly breathe. l hope Treatment a great blessing to those suffering with any form of limn disease, BPIIJSPHV, FITS or faixing imbltsli our name, hut We Will Surely send all SUCII Cases
you can cure the woman from Arizona. i will gladly devote my life to send- and will gladly lend my aid in giving all information to those suffering with SICKNESS ' ,'; to you. We all feel as though Heaven had Opened to
Ing people to you. MRS. J. c. BAKER. the white plague, Yours truly. MRS. 8. SLAPER. nt. Ma, B. Cured us since we first went to your office. May God bless.
DR. DU MEYER. 921 SO. HILL STREET, LOS ANGELES jsursrjnatsvs y™*"««°* M&B&& i
.. '"■ . . _ —"-»•-• claim that there Ib a positive, permanent * J AfDC T
Hours: 10 tO 4 and 7tOBP. M. . «>»! "Pee.ly relief. « you have had an at- iYIKO. 1.
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teachings, "With what measure ye
mete, it shall he measured to you
again.'.' Whatever sens* we hold re
garding our brother, that sense Is real
to us, and Will bo manifest in us, To
hold In thought the true sense of man,
brings purification from criticism,
condemnation, hatred, malice, envy,
resentment, "Blessed arc the pure in
heart: tor they shall Bee God." They
shall see only good. This spiritual con
sciousness naturally makes peace
wherever Its influence is felt, and sin,
sorrow, and suffering flee away.
"Blessed are the peacemakers: for
they shall be called the children of
! God."
When consciousness Imp risen to the
point of asserting the nothingness of
the carnal mind and proving It, then
that mortal mind which is enmity
Against God, ami cannot be subject
iunto the law of God, attempts resist
ance to the uttermost and wo have the
Master's comforting words: "Blessed
are they which aw persecuted for
righteousness sake for theirs is the
kingdom of heaven."
All of the resistance of the carnal
mind Is futile, if we abide in the true
sense of harmony, fear In* nothing,
By this we may know that we are
; following in the way of those who have
proved the way before us, and have
conquered the world, and flesh and
I the devil.
Our great Master has given us the
i example, lias trod the same pathway
to its end, and as in- Journeyed he
wrestled "not against flesh and blood,
but against principalities, against
powers; against the rulers of the dark
ness of this world, against spiritual
wickedness in high places." and pre
vailed—prevailed to the point of over
coming the malice and envy that tem
porarily placed him in the grave. Ris
ing in the spirit of i,ove. he hastened
to convince still further his unbeliev
ing disciples, to whom tic had said,
"Behold, I give unto you power to
tread "ii serpents and scorpions, and
over nil the power of the enemy: and
nothing shall by any meant hurt you."
"Blessed are ye when men shall re
vile you, nnil persecute you, and shall
say nil manner of evil against you
falsely, for my sake, r.rjoiee and he
exceeding glad: for great is your re
ward in heaven; for so persecuted they
th" prophets which were before you."
Thus our glorious exemplar finally ros«
beyond all material sense, and he has
left this word: "He that belleveth on
me, the works that I do shall he do
also."—Christian Science Monitor.
A MODEL HUSBAND
The hrldegroom of a year went down
■ office one day grinning all over
his face, ah morning lent hi hummed
and whistled till his partner asked him
what he'd had.
"My wife told me thl<> morninp that
r nin a model husband," lie unnv
proudly.
"I don't call that niueh of a com
pllment."
"I'd liUe to know why not?"
"Well, you must look that word
'model 1 up in tho dictionary," was the
advice.
He did. nnd this is what he read:
"Model —A small pnttern; v miniature
of something on a larger scale."—lnde
pendent,
THE REASON WHY
Tin' two mi v talked for a tnnn In
thi train, "Are you K"ii>t- r to iie^r
Ina lei ture tonight "" said one.
■■ Vis." returm ■> 11- other.
"Take my advice and don't, I h'-nr
he Ii ;ui :i wi'ui bore "
■'I must go," s.iiil the other. I'm
rtiirk Inn."- I,ili'-
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY M()J{;M\(i. MARCH 12, 1010.
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