Science and health with key to the scriptures / by Mary Baker G. Eddy.

  • Eddy, Mary Baker, 1821-1910
Date:
1896
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    INDEX. Must first see and feel Truth and Love, 206. Must give up the notion of matter as all-in-all, 544. Must improve ere millennium arrives, 271. Must learn that Life is God or Good, 223. Must pav uttermost farthing, etc., 136, 137. Must throw off old man to know the Infinite, 512. Must vet learn their rights, 123. Need Christ and Him crucified, 344. Need trials, why, 276. Need true idea of Principle, 344. Need Truth in the last times, 248, 249. Never return to former conditions. 240, Not God’s fallen children, 472. Not ready to follow Christ yet, 359. Not the image of Spirit, 191. Not to go with- out eating, etc., at present, 387. Not to interfere with God’s government, 272. Not to weary in well doing, 327. On waking will find existence reversed, 207. Prayer a material agency to them, 317. Purged here or hereafter, by Science or suffering, 192. Sackcloth to be lifted from their eyes, 566. Shaking off their swaddling-clothes, 151. Should know little of sin, sickness, death, 549. Should seek the imperishable, 472. Taught by past failures, 136. Their beliefs do not make matter true, 272. Their foolish beliefs, 370. Their gaze should be on Mind, 160. Their need of Truth uncovers error and rouses opposition, 225. Their tillage of the ground a destruction of material beliefs, 537. To be con- vinced by suffering or Truth, 136. To work out their own salvation, 327. Truth and error have come nearer to, 367. Unacquainted with spiritual realities, 111. Unconscious of foetal and infantile existence, 446. United to God by the sever- ance of all human ties, 267. Un- willing to drink Christ's cup, 315. Unwittingly sentence themselves, 376, 377. Waken unseen bv those burying the body, 427. Will remain such how long, 482. Will see har- mony as divine reality, 124. Will see the nothingness of evil, sin, etc., 293. Without C. S. often are capa- ble of what, 383, 384. Without hope or God, 472. Would serve God and mammon also, 292. Mosaic Law a retaliatory one, 335. Moses, contrasted with Homer, 95. Definition of, 583. Difficulty of un- deistanding him, 216. His experi- ence with leprosy, 217. His miracles show what, 32. His perception of Mind, 95. His rod a serpent, etc., 216, 217. Imitated by the necro- mancers, 79. The inward voice within him was what, 217. The serpent a belief of matter to, 216, 217. Mother, definition of, 583. Fear for child the cause of disease, 47, 48. God not the cause of her child’s death, 102. Her affection is immor- tal, 270. Mothers, educate for or against crime, 132. Two methods of, with chil- dren, 48. Motives, have their seat in mortal mind, 135. Need to be understood, 134. Power of greater and lesser ones, 449. Sinister ones prevent the good, 449. W hat are ours, 363. Mourning often without cause, 385. Movement Cure, the, a false belief. 382. Mozart, his best symphonies were never heard, 109. Murder no temptation to moral man, why should disease be any more sc, 404. Murderer, a murderer in mind after death, 186. Muscles, dependent on mortal mind for their strength, 54. In blacksmith’s arm show what, 94. Not source of strength, 58, 374. Should be free from mortal mind, 53. Significant fact about them, 54. Their action due to mortal mind, 94, 95. Their action is mental, 45. Music, a thing of Mind, 109. Belief poorly expresses, but Science un- derstands it, 200. Did not originate in sound, 255. Its study should do what, 91. Material sense misappre- hends and confuses it, 200. Not a material sense, or accident would destroy it, 200. Musician, the, teaches by example and precept, 331. Mystery, disappears through under- standing, 215. Enshrouds popular faiths, 264. Is such to the unlearned only, 252. Of healing, what, 39. Mysticism gives Spiritualism its force, 246. Mythical theories, vague hypotheses of