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S&H 299:31 - Old
and new man
S&H 300:9
- S&H
300:10 - bring to light
S&H 300:13 - The
tares and wheat
- S&H
300:15
- S&H
300:17
- S&H
300:20
S&H 300:23 - The
divine reflection
S&H 301:5
S&H 301:10
S&H 301:17 - Inverted
images and ideas
S&H 301:30
-
S&H
301:32 - immortality
-
Rom 2:7
-
1Co
15:53-54
-
1Ti
6:16
-
2Ti
1:10x
-
S&H
301:32 - mortality
S&H 302:3 - Identity
not lost
-
S&H
302:3-4 - temporal
-
S&H
302:8-9 - God is All
S&H 302:14 - Definition
of man
S&H 302:25
S&H 302:31 - Mental
propagation
- S&H 303:5-7 - God's
children
S&H 303:8
- S&H
303:16
- S&H
9:22
- S&H
57:1
- S&H
409:28-31
- S&H
489:3-5
- MBE:
Christian Healer (von Fettweis & Warneck), page 78, footnote 10,
footnote page 407
S&H 303:21 - Error
defined
S&H 303:25 - Man's
entity spiritual
- S&H
303:25,28 - image and likeness [of God]
-
S&H
303:29 - cannot be ... separated
- S&H 303:32 - apostle
declared...
S&H 304:3 - Man inseparable
from Love
- S&H
304:5-14
- S&H
304:14 - perfect man
- S&H
304:15 - is sinless and eternal
S&H 304:16 - Harmony
natural
S&H 304:22
S&H 305:5 - Human
reflection
S&H 305:12
S&H 305:20 - Inverted
image
S&H 305:31 - Jewish
traditions
- S&H 305:31-1 - Sadduccees
reasoned
S&H 306:7 - Divinity
not childless
- S&H 306:7-8 - immortality
-
S&H
302:11-12 - Ego
S&H 306:13
- S&H 306:13-18 - immortality
S&H 306:21 - Thought-forms
- S&H 306:25-29 - immutable
S&H 306:30
S&H 306:32 - The
serpent's whisper
- S&H
307:3-10
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 29, footnote 65, footnote page
386
- S&H
307:5
S&H 307:7
S&H 307:14 - Bad
results from error
S&H 307:25 - Higher
statutes
S&H 307:31 - The
great question
S&H 308:14
S&H 308:16 - Wrestling
of Jacob
- S&H
308:14-309:23 - Jacob and Israel
- To
explore additional references in S&H and elsewhere, see
- S&H
308:23-25 - quote
- S&H
308:28-32 - quotes
- Gen
32:27
- Gen
32:28
- Gen
32:28
- S&H
308:32-6 - quote
- S&H
308:32-6 - restored ... Soul
- Psa
23:3
- S&H
578:8-9
- Un
30:8-12
S&H 309:7 - Israel
the new name
S&H 309:24 - Life
never structural
S&H 310:1 - Thought
seen as substance
S&H 310:11 - The
central intelligence
S&H 310:18 - Soul
imperishable
- S&H
311:4
- Psa
104:24
- Pro
16:4
- Pro
22:2
- Ecc
11:5
- Joh
1:3
- Act
17:24
S&H 310:29
S&H 311:3
S&H 311:7 - Sin only
of the flesh
S&H 311:14 - Soul
impeccable
S&H 311:26
S&H 312:1 - Sense-dreams
S&H 312:8
S&H 312:14 - Vain
ectasies
-
S&H
312:14-17
-
Jehovah (Yahweh) <Strong's Hebrew #3068>
- S&H
312:16
- S&H
312:21
S&H 312:23 - Man-made
theories
S&H 312:31 - The
one anointed
- S&H
313:1 - The term Christ Jesus, or Jesus the Christ (to give the full and
proper translation of the Greek)
- The
phrases used in the New Testament Greek are Christos Iesous
(Christ Jesus, used 91 times) and Iesous Christos (Jesus Christ,
used 137 times). In various places in the New Testament, the Greek text
appears in either order, and both words always use the same case. For example,
when either combination is used as the subject of the sentence, both words
always are nominative, singular, masculine.
- For
a further explanation of the Greek meaning of these terms and their use
in S&H, see:
- S&H
313:7
S&H 313:9
S&H 313:23 - Jesus
the Scientist
- S&H
313:23-26
- MBE:
Years of Trial (Peel), page 156, footnote 14, footnote page 351
- S&H
313:23-26
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 306, footnote 43, footnote page
495
- S&H
313:30
S&H 314:10 - The
bodily resurrection
S&H 314:23 - Opposition
of materialists
S&H 315:3 - Hebrew
theology
- S&H
315:3 - quote
- S&H
315:4 - separated him from the scholastic theology of the rabbis
- S&H
315:5 - one Mind
- S&H
315:7 - Ego
-
Ego
is the Greek word <Strong's #1473, first person singular nominative>
that is translated in English as "I." In the Greek New
Testament, particularly in John, we find the phrase, ego
eimi, which means in English, "I am" or "I
have being," for example Joh 14:6. In Exo 3:14 of the early
Christians' Bible (the Greek Septuagint version of the
Old Testament), we find the phrase, ego eimi ho on,
which means in English, "I am the being." The KJV
of that passage, translated from the Hebrew text, is "I AM
THAT I AM."
-
See
an original article explaining the background, use, and significance
of the phrase I AM in the early Christian's Bible (the Greek Septuagint)
and in the Gospel of John, including all of Jesus' "I am"
sayings, at http://www.bibletexts.com/terms/i-am.htm.
-
S&H 315:11 - The
true sonship
- S&H
315:11 - hid from thei sense Christ's sonship with God...
-
S&H
315:13 - carnal minds were at enmity with it it
-
S&H
315:16,18 - likeness of God
- S&H
315:19 - subdue sin
-
S&H
315:19 - heritage...
-
S&H
315:19 - liberty of the sons of God
- S&H
315:20 - sons of God
S&H 315:21 - Immaculate
conception
- S&H
315:21-28 - Immaculate conception
-
-
-
See
also MBE: Years of Authority (Peel),
page 69, footnote 8.
S&H 315:29 - Jesus
as mediator
-
S&H
315:29-32 (29) - human form
-
S&H
315:29-32 (30) - conceived...
- S&H 315:29-32 (31)
- mediator
-
S&H
315:32-2 (316:1) - way of salvation
-
S&H
315:32-2 (316:2) - salvation
- S&H 316:2-3 (3) -
escape...
-
S&H
316:3-7 (5) - turn...
-
S&H
316:7-11 (8) - power
-
S&H
316:7-11 (9) - made manifest - e.g. in KJV:
-
Joh 3:21
-
Joh
9:3
-
Rom
16:26
-
2Co
4:11
- S&H 316:7-11 (11)
- healing sickness and destroyinig sin
-
Mat
10:8
-
Mar
16:17
-
Luk
9:2
-
Luk
10:9
-
Joh
14:12
- Jam 5:15-16,19-20
- 1Jo 3:8
-
S&H 316:12 - Spiritual
government
- S&H
316:12 (12) - Jesus represented Christ
-
S&H
316:12 only (12) - Jesus represented ... the true idea of God
-
S&H
316:12-17 (13) - warfare between...
-
S&H
316:12-17 (15) - blindness of popular belief
-
S&H
316:12-17 (15) - which led to the conclusion...
-
S&H
316:17-21 (18) - rose higher in human view
-
Joh 3:14
-
Joh
12:32,33
-
Phi
2:8-11
-
S&H
316:17-21 (19) - Truth was the master of death
-
S&H
316:17-21 (20) - Christ ... the indestructible man
-
S&H
316:17-21 (20) - Spirit creates, constitutes, and governs
- S&H 316:21-23 (21)
- Christ illustrates ... blending with God
- S&H 316:21-23 (23)
- dominion
S&H 316:24 - Deadness
in sin
-
S&H
316:24-32 (marginal heading) - Deadness in sin
-
S&H
316:24-25 (25) - scourged
- S&H 316:25-32(26)
- accounted as a criminal
-
S&H
316:25-32 (27) - divine power
-
S&H
316:25-32
(27) - healing
the sick
-
S&H
316:25-32
(28) -
casting out evils
- S&H 316:25-32
(29) -
raising the dead
-
S&H
316:25-32
(29) -
dead in trespasses and sins
-
S&H
316:25-32
(31) -
blind to...
S&H 317:1
S&H 317:6 - The cup
of Jesus
- S&H
317:10
- S&H
317:12
- S&H
317:13
S&H 317:16
S&H 317:24 - Material
skepticism
S&H 318:5 - What
the senses originate
- S&H
318:6
- Psa
104:24
- Pro
16:4
- Pro
22:2
- Ecc
11:5
- Joh
1:3
- Act
17:24
S&H 318:16 - Sickness
as discord
S&H 318:22
S&H 318:28
S&H 319:3 - Unscientific
introspection
S&H 319:14
S&H 319:15 - God
the only Mind
-
S&H
319:18 - sin, and death
-
S&H
319:19,20 - divine Mind ... no Mind but God
S&H 319:21 - Scriptures
misinterpreted
- S&H
319:21-27 - Marginal heading: "Scriptures misinterpreted"
- S&H
320:1
- S&H
320:3
S&H 320:4 - Interior
meaning
-
S&H
320:8-17
-
Jehovah (Yahweh) <Strong's Hebrew #3068>
- S&H
320:8-23
- Gen
6:3
- KJV
wording:
- "And
the Lord said, My spirit shall not always strive with man,
for that he also is flesh"
- KJV
wording <Strong's
#> - needing clarification/correction in its translation:
- "And the
LORD <03068> said <0559>, My spirit <07307> shall
not always <05769> strive <01777>
with man <0120>, for that he also <07683> [is]
flesh <01320>:"
- Clarified/corrected
wording that appears in other Bible versions owned and used by Mary
Baker Eddy
- Smith's
Bible Dictionary: "And Jehovah
said, My spirit shall not forever rule [or be humbled]
in men, seeing that they are [or, in their error they are] but
flesh."
- Rotherham:
"And Yahweh said -- My spirit shall not rule
in man to times age-abiding, for that [[he also]] is flesh --..."
- The
same clarified/corrected wording that appears in the writings of Mary
Baker Eddy
- S&H:
In Smith's Bible Dictionary it is said: "The spiritual interpretation
of Scripture must rest upon both the literal and moral;" and
in the learned article on Noah in the same work, the familiar text,
Genesis vi. 3, "And the Lord said, My spirit shall not always
strive with man, for that he also is flesh," is quoted as follows,
from the original Hebrew: "And Jehovah said, My spirit shall
not forever rule [or be humbled] in men, seeing
that they are [or, in their error they are] but flesh." Here
the original text declares plainly the spiritual fact of being,
even man's eternal and harmonious existence as image, idea, instead
of matter (however transcendental such a thought appears), and avers
that this fact is not forever to be humbled by the belief that man
is flesh and matter, for according to that error man is mortal.
(S&H 320:8)
- To explore
some of Mary Baker Eddy's other quotes and paraphrases from non-KJV
translations of the Bible, see http://www.bibletexts.com/bl-ver.htm#3.
- Original
Hebrew Old Testament word from which the KJV word "strive"
is translated (upon which the above correction/clarification is based)
- Some modern
versions
- Anchor Bible
- "Then Yahweh said, "My spirit shall not shield
man forever, since he is but flesh..."
- NAB
- "Then the Lord said: "My spirit shall not remain
in man forever, since he is but flesh..."
- NRSV
- "Then the Lord said, “My spirit shall not abide in
mortals forever, for they are flesh;..."
- Old Testament
Library - "Then the Lord said, "My spirit shall not
abide in man for ever, for he is flesh..."
- REB
- "But the Lord said, 'My spirit will not remain in
a human being for ever; because he is mortal flesh..."
- TEV:
The Wickedness of Mankind - Gen 6:1 When the human race had
spread all over the world, and daughters were being born, 2 some
of the heavenly beings saw that these young women were beautiful,
so they took the ones they liked. 3 Then the Lord said, “I
will not allow people to live for ever; they are mortal. From
now on they will live no longer than a hundred and twenty years.”
4 In those days, and even later, there were giants on the earth
who were descendants of human women and the heavenly beings. They
were the great heroes and famous men of long ago.
- Some commentary
- Anchor Bible:
Genesis (by E.A. Speiser, Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1964,
page 44): "3. shield. The traditional "abide in"
is a guess lacking any linguistic support..."
- A Handbook
on Genesis (by William D. Reyburn and Euan McG. Fry, NY: United
Bible Societies, 1997, page 144): "Shall not abide translates
a word that occurs nowhere else in the Old Testament, and so its
meaning is somewhat uncertain. "Abide" and "remain"
have been used traditionally and seem to fit the context well.
S&H 320:24 - Job,
on the resurrection
-
S&H
320:24-30
- Elohim
<Strong's Hebrew #430>
- S&H
320:25
- S&H
321:4
S&H 321:6 - Fear
of the serpent overcome
S&H 321:19 - Leprosy
healed
S&H 322:3 - Standpoints
changed
S&H 322:26 - Uses
of suffering
S&H 323:6 - A bright
outlook
S&H 323:13 - Need
and supply
S&H 323:28 - Childlike
receptivity
S&H 324:7 - Narrow
pathway
S&H 324:19 - Paul's
enlightenment
S&H 324:27
S&H 324:32 - Abiding
in Life
- S&H
324:32
- Joh
5:24
- Joh
8:51
- Joh
11:26
S&H 325:10 - Indestructible
being
- S&H
325:10-12 - quote
- When
Mrs. Eddy wrote this, she made use of a Bible version other than the KJV.
The quote is from the from KJV of Col 3:4, with additional clarifications
from RV / ASV.
- Col
3:4
- KJV:
"When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall ye also appear
with him in glory."
- Fenton:
"So when Christ our life is manifested, then also you will
be manifested in rectification with him."
- Rotherham:
"As soon as ||the Christ|| shall be made manifest --
||Our life||> ||Then|| ||ye also|| |together with him| shall be
made manifest in glory;"
- RV,
ASV, Weymouth: "When Christ, who is our life, shall be manifested,
then shall ye also with him be manifested in glory."
- S&H:
"In Colossians (iii. 4) Paul writes: "When Christ, who
is our life, shall appear [be manifested], then shall ye also appear
[be manifested] with him in glory."
" (S&H 325:10-12.)
- Greek:
phanerothe <5319> .. phanerothesesthe <5319>
- S&H
325:14-15, 16 - man ... in God's image | man ... in His likeness
- S&H
325:17 - perfect as the Father
- S&H
325:17 - quote
- S&H
325:19 - human sense hath not seen man
- 1Co
2:9-12
- 2Co
5:16-18
- 1Jo
3:1-3,6
S&H 325:20 - Consecration
required
S&H 325:30
S&H 326:3 - Loving
God supremely
S&H 326:12
S&H 326:16
S&H 326:23 - Conversion
of Saul
S&H 327:1
S&H 327:8 - Image
of the beast
- S&H
327:8 - What a pitiful sight is malice...
- Eze
25:15-16
- 1Co
5:8
- Eph
4:31-32
- Col
3:8-14
- Tit
3:3-7
- 1Pe
2:1-3
- S&H
104:19-22
- S&H
218:9-16
- S&H
241:9-12
- S&H
327:8-9
- S&H
404:9-15
- S&H
419:1-4
- S&H
451:26-3
- S&H
458:20-31
- S&H
459:19-23
- S&H
462:25-30
- S&H
569:25-28
- S&H
327:9 - Evil is sometimes a man's highest conception of right, until...
- S&H 99:18-22
- S&H 143:13-17
- S&H
294:29-2
- S&H
327:13-14
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 150, footnote 37, footnote page
427
S&H 327:17 - Peremptory
demands
S&H 327:22 - Moral
courage
S&H 328:4 - Final
destruction of error
S&H 328:14 - Promise
perpetual
S&H 328:28
S&H 329:5 - Immitation
of Jesus
S&H 329:14
S&H 329:21 - Error
destroyed not pardoned
S&H 329:32 - The
hopeful outlook
S&H 330:8
S&H 330:11 - The
deific supremacy [I]
S&H 330:19 - The
deific definitions [II]
- S&H 330:19
- "God
is Life"
- See
Deu 30:20 (ASV, KJV, NIV)
- See
also Jesus' declaration, "I am the way, the truth, and the life."
(Joh 14:7,12) Since Christ Jesus is described as "the image of the
invisible God" (Col 1:15) and as "the reflection of God’s glory
and the exact imprint of God’s very being" (Heb 1:3). Jesus himself
said, "If you know me, you will know my Father also,"and "Whoever
has seen me has seen the Father" (Joh 12:9). Reason may lead us to
conclude that in truly seeing Jesus as "the life" we are really
seeing God, the Father, as the Life.
- "God
is Truth"
- See
"God of truth" - Deu 32:4, Psa 31:5, Isa 65:16
- See
also Jesus' declaration, "I am the way, the truth, and the life."
(Joh 14:7,12) Since Christ Jesus is described as "the image of the
invisible God" (Col 1:15) and as "the reflection of God’s glory
and the exact imprint of God’s very being" (Heb 1:3). Jesus himself
said, "If you know me, you will know my Father also,"and "Whoever
has seen me has seen the Father" (Joh 12:9). Reason may lead us to
conclude that in truly seeing Jesus as "the truth" we are really
seeing God, the Father, as the Truth.
- "God
is Love"
- "God
is Soul"
- "God
is Spirit"
- Joh
4:24 - correct translation is "God is Spirit" (KJV's
translation , "God is a Spirit" is incorrect.)
- S&H 117:6;
207:2; 331:14; 335:2; Mis 556:26; 75:11; 113:4; 184:1; Un 31:2,5; 34:11;
Rud 4:21; 13:16; '01 3:15; 22:5; Peo 7:30; My 221:16; 266:19; 270:31)
S&H 330:25 - Evil
obsolete [III]
S&H 331:1 - Life
the creator [IV]
S&H 331:11 - Allness
of Spirit [V]
- S&H
331:14 - When Mrs. Eddy wrote this, she made use of a Bible version other
than the KJV.
- Joh
4:24
- KJV:
"God is a Spirit"
- Rotherham,
Moulton: "God is spirit"
- Fenton,
TCNT, Weymouth: "God is Spirit"
- S&H:
"God is Spirit" (S&H 117:6; 207:2; 331:14; 335:2;
Mis 556:26; 75:11; 113:4; 184:1; Un 31:2,5; 34:11; Rud 4:21; 13:16; '01
3:15; 22:5; Peo 7:30; My 221:16; 266:19; 270:31)
- Unity
of Good: " ' God is a Spirit ' (or, more accurately translated,
'God is Spirit'), declares the Scripture (John iv. 24), 'and they
that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth.' " (Un
31:1)
- Greek:
pneuma <4151> ho <3588> Theos <2316>
S&H 331:18 - The
universal cause [VI]
- S&H
331:18-19 - God is ... Love
- S&H
331:18-19 - God ... the universal cause, the only creator
-
-
No
other creator or creation
- S&H
331:18-21 - God is ... all-inclusive
- S&H
331:18-21 - God ... is reflected by all that is real...
- S&H
331:18-22 - God ... fills all space
- S&H
331:18-24 - God is ... Spirit or Mind
S&H 331:26 - Divine
trinity [VII]
S&H 332:4 - Father-Mother
[VIII]
-
S&H
332:4-5 - Father-Mother
- S&H
332:8 - quote
S&H 332:9 - The Son
of God [IX]
- S&H
332:9-334:20 - Christ Jesus - Jesus - Christ
- S&H
332:9-11
- MBE:
Years of Trial (Peel), page 209, footnote 83, footnote page 361
- S&H
332:16
S&H 332-19 - Holy
Ghost or Comforter [X]
S&H 332:23 - Christ
Jesus [XI]
- S&H
332:23-29
- MBE:
Years of Trial (Peel), page 46, footnote 40, footnote page 326
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 38, footnote 5, footnote page
388
S&H 333:3 - Messiah
or Christ [XII]
S&H 333:14 - The
divine Principle and idea [XIII]
- S&H
333:1 - advent...
- S&H
333:1 - Jesus
of Nazareth
- S&H
333:1 - without
- S&H
333:1 - throughout
all generations
- S&H
333:1 - Christ
- S&H
333:1 - prophets
- S&H
333:1 - divine
nature
- S&H
333:19-23 - power and grace
- S&H
333:29 - quote
- Joh
8:58
- To
read an explanation of the background, use, and significance of the phrase
I AM in the early Christian's Bible (the Greek Septuagint) and in
the Gospel of John, including Jesus' "I am" sayings, browse http://www.bibletexts.com/terms/i-am.htm.
- S&H
333:29 - quote
- S&H
333:30 - quote
S&H 333:32 - Spiritual
oneness [XIV]
- S&H
334:5 - "in the bosom of the Father"
S&H 334:10 - The
Son's duality [XV]
S&H 334:21 - Eternity
of the Christ [XVI]
S&H 334:31- Infinite
Spirit [XVII]
- S&H
334:31
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 210, footnote 8, footnote page
453
- S&H
335:2 - When Mrs. Eddy wrote this, she made use of a Bible version other than
the KJV.
- Joh
4:24
- KJV:
"God is a Spirit"
- Rotherham,
Moulton: "God is spirit"
- Fenton,
TCNT, Weymouth: "God is Spirit"
- S&H:
"God is Spirit" (S&H 117:6; 207:2; 331:14; 335:2;
Mis 556:26; 75:11; 113:4; 184:1; Un 31:2,5; 34:11; Rud 4:21; 13:16; '01
3:15; 22:5; Peo 7:30; My 221:16; 266:19; 270:31)
- Unity
of Good: " ' God is a Spirit ' (or, more accurately translated,
'God is Spirit'), declares the Scripture (John iv. 24), 'and they
that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth.' " (Un
31:1)
- Greek:
pneuma <4151> ho <3588> Theos <2316>
S&H 335:7 - The only
substance [XVIII]
- S&H
335:7-8
- S&H 335:8-12 - the
Logos, the Aeon or Word of God
- A reader emailed to
BibleTexts.com the following question: "Can you comment on Mary
Baker Eddy's use of the word Aeon in connection with Logos?
The dictionary definition does not seem to make sense in this context."
You can read the response by browsing http://www.bibletexts.com/qa/qa093.htm.
- To
further explore the use of "the Word" (Logos) in the Gospel
of John, browse http://www.bibletexts.com/terms/word.htm.
- S&H
335:11
S&H 335:16 - Soul
and Spirit one [XIX]
- S&H
335:16 - God and Soul are one
- S&H
335:24 - immortality brought to light
- Rom
2:7
- 1Co
15:53,54
- 1Ti
6:16
- 2Ti
1:10
S&H 335:25 - The
one divine Mind [XX]
S&H 335:32 - The
divine Ego [XXI]
- S&H 335:32-8 - Ego
-
S&H
336:1-2 - I AM
-
Exo
3:14
-
To
read an explanation of the background, use, and significance of the
phrase I AM in the early Christian's Bible (the Greek Septuagint)
and in the Gospel of John, including Jesus' "I am" sayings,
browse http://www.bibletexts.com/terms/i-am.htm.
-
S&H
336:4-6 - temporal
S&H 336:9 - The real
manhood [XXII]
S&H 336:19 - Indivisibility
of the infinite [XXIII]
- S&H
336:23-24
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 187, footnote 33, footnote page
440
S&H 336:25 - God
the parent Mind [XXIV]
- S&H
336:27-28 - immortality
- S&H
336:27-28 - brings immortality to light
- S&H
336:29-30 - God's spiritual offspring
S&H 336:32 - Man
reflects the perfect God [XXV]
S&H 337:14 - Purity
the path to perfection [XXVI]
S&H 337:20 - True
idea of man [XXVII]
S&H 337:29 - Truth
demonstrated [XXVIII]
S&H 338:12 - Adam
not ideal man [XXIX]
-
S&H
338:12-32
-
Adam
<Strong's Hebrew #120
and #121>
-
adamah
<Strong's Hebrew #127>
-
-
S&H
338:27-29
-
Jehovah (Yahweh) <Strong's Hebrew #3068>
- S&H
338:29
S&H 339:1 - Divine
pardon [XXX]
S&H 339:7 - Evil
not produced by God [XXXI]
- S&H
339:7 - God is All
- S&H
339:8-9 - created all things
- S&H
339:8-9 - called it good
- S&H
339:11-19
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 77, footnote 39, footnote page
398
- S&H 339:11 - sinner
can
- S&H
339:14 - quote
- S&H 339:18 - repent
S&H 339:20 - Basis
of health and immortality [XXXII]
S&H 340:4
S&H 340:15
- S&H
340:15-29
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 133, footnote 9, footnote page
419
- S&H
340:15 - quote
- Exo
20:3 - The First Commandment
- S&H
340:20 - one
Mind
- S&H
340:23-29
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 133, footnote 10, footnote page
419
- S&H
340:23 - one
... God
- S&H
340:23 - unifies...
- S&H
340:23 - constitutes...
- S&H
340:24 - ends
wars
- S&H
- quote
- S&H
340:25 - annihilates...
- S&H
340:26 - wrong
in...
- S&H
340:28- equalizes
the sexes
- S&H
340:28 - annuls
the curse on man
- S&H
340:28 - leaves
nothing that can sin, suffer, be punished or destroyed
341 ~~~~~~~
S&H
341:-0 - scriptural introduction
.
342 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
342:1
- S&H
342:4
- S&H
342:10
- S&H
342:27
- Mat
7:20
- Mat
12:33
- Luk
6:44
343 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
342:29-5 - words...deeds
- Luk
24:19
- Act
7:22
- Rom
15:18
- 2Co
10:11
- Col
3:17
- 1Jo
3:18
- S&H
1:11-14
- S&H
181:21-28
- S&H
205:15-21
- S&H
342:29-5
- S&H
350:6-15
- S&H
354:9-23
- S&H
343:4
- S&H
343:10
- S&H
343:13
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 320, footnote 104, footnote page
500
344 ~~~~~~~
345 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
345:26
- S&H
345:26-30
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 237, footnote 67, footnote page
461
346 ~~~~~~~
- S&H 346:13-16
- S&H
497:9-12
- Mis.130:6
- Mis.223:29
347 ~~~~~~~
348 ~~~~~~~
349 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
349:5
- S&H
349:13-30
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 108, footnote 60, footnote page
410
- S&H
349:22
350 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
350:6-15 - words...deeds
- Luk
24:19
- Act
7:22
- Rom
15:18
- 2Co
10:11
- Col
3:17
- 1Jo
3:18
- S&H
1:11-14
- S&H
181:21-28
- S&H
205:15-21
- S&H
342:29-5
- S&H
350:6-15
- S&H
354:9-23
- S&H
350:10
- S&H
350:18
- Mat
13:15
- Mar
8:17
- Joh
12:40
- S&H
350:24 - quote
351 ~~~~~~~
352 ~~~~~~~
353 ~~~~~~~
354 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
354:9-23 words...deeds
- Luk
24:19
- Act
7:22
- Rom
15:18
- 2Co
10:11
- Col
3:17
- 1Jo
3:18
- S&H
1:11-14
- S&H
181:21-28
- S&H
205:15-21
- S&H
342:29-5
- S&H
350:6-15
- S&H
354:9-23
355 ~~~~~~~
356 ~~~~~~~
- S&H
356:15-16
- S&H
356:25-27
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 187, footnote 33, footnote page
440
S&H 356:30 - Two
infinite creators absurd
S&H 357:7
S&H 357:17 - Anthropomorphism
S&H 357:25 - One
supremacy
S&H 358:1 - Matter
impotent
- S&H
358:2-4 - bullet
- Mis
11:3-7,14-17
- My
277:10-14
S&H 358:9 - Scientific
and Biblical facts
S&H 358:19
S&H 358:24 - Personal
confidence
S&H 359:3
S&H 359:11
S&H 359:18 - Author's
parentage
S&H 359:29 - Two
different artists
S&H 360:4
S&H 360:13 - Choose
ye today
S&H 360:22
S&H 360:28
- S&H
361:6-7 - the First Commandment
- S&H 361:10-13 - Jesus
Christ is not God, as Jesus himself declared, but is the Son of God
- Mat 19:16,17
- Mar 10:17,18
- Luk 18:18,19
- Joh 17:20-23
- Joh 10:30 (Consider
this verse as similar in its use of "one" as found in John 17:20-23.)
- Joh 20:17
- See also:
- S&H 361:16-18 - God
and man, Father and son, are one in being
- S&H
361:19
S&H 361:21
- S&H
361:21-22
- MBE:
Christian Healer (von Fettweis & Warneck), page 100, footnote 12,
footnote page 410
S&H
362:-7-0 - scriptural introduction
- Psa
42:11
- Mar
16:17,18
- Luk
10:19
S&H 362:1 - A gospel
narrative
- S&H
362:6 - strange woman
-
S&H
362:11-12 - Mary Magdelene, as she has since been called
-
Mary Baker Eddy's
references to Mary Magdalene - It is significant to note that Mrs.
Eddy does not say that this woman is Mary Magdalene -- only that
she has since been called "Mary Magdalene." She was simply
referring to the unnamed woman in Luk 7:36-50 as "Mary Magdalene,"
consistent with the prevalent tradition still current in Mrs. Eddy's time.
As pointed out in BibleTexts.com's book review of Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures [book
review], "Mary
Baker Eddy incurred the wrath of many ecclesiastics of her day, not only
for being a woman who was a leading religious figure but also for
her use of modern translations and her use of some of the findings of
modern biblical criticism."
Mrs. Eddy's theology
should be judged independently of the biblical and other history that she
describes. Her endeavor was to be as reliably accurate as possible. Though
undoubtedly knowing that her own writings would be held under the microscope
of judgment by her own words, she did not hesitate to state (S&H
24:4):
Acquaintance with
the original texts, and willingness to give up human beliefs (established
by hierarchies, and instigated sometimes by the worst passions of men),
open the way for Christian Science to be understood, and make the Bible
the chart of life, where the buoys and healing currents of Truth are pointed
out.
To explore the meaning
of biblical criticism, browse: \http://www.bibletexts.com/glossary/biblical-criticism.htm
To further explore Mrs.
Eddy's own use of and references to biblical criticism, browse: http://www.bibletexts.com/terms/biblical-criticism.htm
-
Bible dictionaries
descriptions of Mary Magdalene - In the 1929 edition of Dictionary
of the Bible (edited by James Hastings, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons,
1909, page 589), which was first published in 1909, only one year prior
to Mrs. Eddy's passing, Charles Grierson wrote in his article on Mary
Magdalene:
An unfortunate tradition
identifies her [Mary Magdalene] with the unnamed sinful woman who anointed
our Lord (Lk 7:37); and she has been thus regarded as the typical reformed
'fallen woman.' But St. Luke, though he placed them consecutively in his
narrative, did not identify them; and as possession did not necessarily
presuppose moral failing in the victim's character, we need not do so.
In more recent times,
in The Oxford Companion to the Bible (edited by Bruce M. Metzger
and Michael D. Coogan, NY: Oxford University Press, 1993, page 499), J.
Andrew Overman wrote in his article on Mary Magdalene:
Contrary to subsequent
Christian interpretation, reflected in popular belief and recent films,
there is no evidence from the Gospels that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute
or for that later identification of Mary Magdalene with the women who
anoint Jesus' feet (luke 7:36-50; Matt. 26:6-13 par.) or with Mary of
Bethany (Luke 10.38; John 11.1-2). In Luke 8.2 it is said that Mary Magdalene
was healed of seven evil spirits by Jesus. But this is in the context
of a list of women who were followers of Jesus, who had also been healed,
and who supplied the material support for his mission.
For a more detailed
description of the history of the misrepresentation of the "sinner"
woman in Luk 7:37-50 as Mary Magdalene, which seems to have originated with
St. Jerome (342-420 A.D.), see Mary Magdalene and Many Others: Women
who followed Jesus, by Carla Ricci (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1991,
pages 30-40).
For other Bible dictionary
descriptions of Mary Magdalene, see http://www.bibletexts.com/glossary/marymagdalene.htm
.
S&H 363:8 - Parable
of the creditor
- S&H
363:18
- S&H
363:20
- S&H
363:23
S&H 363:24 - Divine
insight
S&H 364:8 - Penitence
or hospitality
S&H 364:16
S&H 364:25 - Genuine
repentance
S&H 364:32 - Compassion
requisite
S&H 365:15 - Speedy
healing
- S&H
365:15-19
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 111, footnote 74, footnote page
411
S&H 365:25 - Truth
desecrated
- S&H
365:28
- 1Co
3:16,17
- 1Co
6:19
- 2Co
6:16
S&H 366:3 - Moral
evils to be cast out
S&H 366:12 - The
true physician
S&H 366:22 - Source
of calmness
- S&H
366:22-24
- MBE:
Years of Authority (Peel), page 159, footnote 71, footnote page
429
- S&H
366:24 - God is All
- 1Co
12:6
- 1Co
15:28
- Eph
1:23
- see
also
S&H 366:30 - Genuine
healing
-
S&H
366:30-31 (30) - open ... prison doors
-
S&H
366:30-31 (31) - bind up the broken-hearted
-
S&H
366:31-3 (32) - heal by the Spirit
-
S&H
366:31-3 (32) - hide the talent
-
S&H
366:31-3 (1) - spiritual healing
-
S&H
366:31-3 (1) - napkin
-
S&H
366:31-3 (2) - grave-clothes
-
S&H
366:31-3 (3) - letter
-
S&H
367:3-9 (6) - hecatombs of gushing theories, stereotyped borrowed speeches,
and the doling of arguments
-
Jam 2:14-17
-
1Jo
3:18
-
S&H
460:20-23
- "Principle and Practice"
by Mary Baker Eddy (Christian Science Sentinel, Sept. 1, 1917,
Volume 20, page 10, paragraph 3), also online in its entirety at http://www.bibletexts.com/articles/mbe-principle-and-practice.htm.
The sick, like
drowning men, catch at whatever drifts toward them. The sick are told
by a faith-Scientist, "I can heal you, for God is all, and you
are well, since God creates neither sin, sickness, nor death."
Such statements result in the sick either being healed by their faith
in what you tell them -- which heals only as a drug would heal, through
belief -- or in no effect whatever. If the faith healer succeeds in
securing (kindling) the belief of the patient in his own recovery,
the practitioner will have performed a faith-cure which he mistakenly
pronounces Christian Science.
-
S&H
367:3-9 (9) - divine Love [God]
S&H 367:10 - Gratitude
and humility
S&H 367:17 - The
salt of the earth
- S&H
367:18
- Mat
5:13
- Mar
9:49,50
- Luk
14:34,35
- S&H
367:19
S&H 367:24
S&H 367:30 - Real
and counterfeit
S&H 368:10 - Results
of faith in Truth
S&H 368:20 - Life
independent of matter
S&H 369:5 - Man's
entity
S&H 369:14 - The
Christ treatment
- S&H 369:16-19 Jesus
never asked...
- Compare: Mar 9:21
- Consider: S&H 319:21-27
- Consider:
MBE: Years of Authority (Peel), page 108, footnote 60, footnote
page 410
S&H 369:23 - Matter
not medicine
S&H 369:30 - No healing
in sin
S&H 370:10 - Like
curing like
S&H 370:18
S&H 370:23 - Transient
potency of drugs
S&H 370:32 - Diagnosis
of matter
S&H 371:5 - Ghost-stories
inducing fear
S&H 371:20 - Mind
imparts purity, health, and beauty
S&H 372:1 - Brain
not intelligent
S&H 372:14 - Veritable
success
S&H 372:23 - Recognition
of benefits
S&H 373:1 - Disease
far more docile than iniquity
S&H 373:14 - Love
frees from fear
S&H 373:17
S&H 373:27 - Mind
circulates blood
S&H 374:5 - Mind
can destroy all ills
S&H 374:17
S&H 374:26 - Temperature
is mental
S&H 375:6 - Science
versus hypnotism
S&H 375:21 - Cure
for palsy
- S&H
375:21-25
- Mat
8:6
- Mat
9:2
- Mar
2:3
- Luk
5:18
- Act
9:33
S&H 375:26 - Latent
fear diagnosed
S&H 376:6 - Insidious
concepts
S&H 376:17 - Remedy
for fever
S&H 377:1
S&H 377:6 - Climate
harmless
S&H 377:12 - Mind
governs body
S&H 377:26
S&H 378:8 - Latent
power
S&H
378:22 - Disease powerless
S&H 379:1 - Jurisdiction
of Mind
- S&H
379:6-8 - divine Mind
- S&H
379:7 - all causation
S&H 379:9 - Power
of imagination
S&H 379:25 - Fevers
the effect of fear
- S&H
380:5-7
- MBE:
Years of Trial (Peel), page 226, footnote 31, footnote page 365
- S&H
380:6
S&H 380:8 - Misdirected
contension
S&H 380:15 - Benefits
of metaphysics
S&H 380:22 - A higher
discovery
S&H 380:32 - Ignorance
of our rights
S&H 381:8 - No laws
of matter
- S&H
381:9 - fear
-
S&H
381:11 - moral or spiritual law
- S&H 381:16 - lawmaker
-
S&H
381:17 - sin or death
-
S&H
381:18 - we live...
S&H 381:20 - God-given
dominion
S&H 381:31 - Begin
rightly
S&H 382:5 - Hygiene
excessive
S&H 382:13 - Blissful
ignorance
- S&H
382:11
- S&H
382:22
- Mat
18:3
- Mar
10:15
- Luk
18:17
- Joh
3:3
S&H 382:24
S&H 383:3 - A clean
mind and body
S&H 383:12
S&H 383:21 - Beliefs
illusive
S&H 383:29
S&H 384:3 - Corporeal
penalties
S&H 384:16 - Not
matter, but Mind
S&H 384:30 - Benefit
of philanthropy
S&H 385:15 - Honest
toil has no penalty
S&H 385:22 - Our
sleep and food
S&H 385:31 - Doubtful
evidence
S&H 386:5 - Climate
and belief
S&H 386:16 - Erroneous
depatch
S&H 386:26 - Mourning
causeless
S&H 387:3 - Mind
heals brain-disease
S&H 387:13 - Right
never punishable
S&H 387:27 - Christian
history
S&H 388:1
S&H 388:7
S&H 388:12 - Sustenance
spiritual
S&H 388:22 - God
sustains man
S&H 388:31 - Diet
and digestion
S&H 389:13 - Scripture
rebukes
S&H 389:22 - Ancient
confusion
S&H 389:28
S&H 390:4 - Ultimate
harmony
S&H 390:12 - Unnecessary
prostration
- S&H
390:12-26 - courtroom metaphors used in the New Testament and in S&H
- S&H
390: - divine Science
-
Mary Baker. Eddy considered the term divine Science or Science
(and sometimes Christian Science) as referring to the biblical
terms: the Holy Ghost (or the Holy Spirit) and the
Comforter (or the Advocate, the Counselor, the
Paraclete, the Defense Attorney), which John 14:17 described
as "the Spirit of truth." To explore
the biblical basis for this, see http://www.bibletexts.com/terms/comforter.htm.
- S&H
390: - last farthing (RV, ASV, Moulton, Weymouth)
-
Mat 5:26 (KJV: "uttermost farthing")
- S&H 390:17 -
last farthing - When Mrs. Eddy wrote this, she made use of a Bible
version other than the KJV.
- Mat
5:26
- KJV:
"uttermost
farthing"
- RV,
ASV, Fenton, Weymouth, Moulton:
"last farthing"
- S&H:
"last
farthing"
(S&H 390:17; S&H 405:15; note also "uttermost farthing"
in S&H 5:11)
- Greek:
eschatos <2078> kodrantes<2835>
- To
explore other examples of Mrs. Eddy's use of non-KJV Bible versions
in her writings, see http://www.bibletexts.com/bl-ver.htm#3
- To
explore the official use of non-KJV Bible versions in the Christian
Science Quarterly Bible Lessons from 1890 to 1914, see http://www.bibletexts.com/bl-ver.htm
- S&H
390:18 - quote
- S&H
390: - healing the sick
S&H 390:27 - Treatment
of disease
- S&H
390:27-6 - courtroom metaphors used in the New Testament and in S&H
- S&H
390:32 - strength of the spirit...
- S&H
391:1 - spirit of Truth
- S&H
391:5 - judgment of Truth
- S&H
391:5 - judgment of ... Christ
- S&H
391:5 - quote
S&H 391:7 - Righteous
rebellion
S&H 391:17 - Contradict
error
S&H 391:29 - Sin
to be overcome
S&H 392:11 - Illusions
about nerves
S&H 392:24 - Guarding
the door
S&H 393:4 - The strength
of Spirit
- S&H
393:8 - Mind [God]
-
S&H
393:10 - Take possession of your body...
-
S&H
393:12 - Rise...
-
Mar
10:49
-
Luk
5:23
-
Luk
6:8
-
Luk
22:46
-
Joh
5:8
-
Act
3:6
-
Act
26:16
-
S&H
393:12 - strength of Spirit
-
S&H
393:12 - resist...
-
S&H
393:13 - God has mad man capable...
S&H 393:16 - No pain
in matter
S&H 393:25
S&H 393:29 - No real
disease
S&H 394:5 - Recuperation
mental
S&H 394:17
S&H 394:28 - Arguing
wrongly
S&H 395:6 - Divine
authority
-
S&H
395:6 - Exemplar [Jesus]
-
-
S&H
395:7 - as one having authority
S&H 395:15 - Aids
in sickness
S&H 395:21 - Mental
quackery
S&H 395:30 - Effacing
images of disease
S&H 396:5 - Avoid
talking disease
S&H 396:14 - False
testimony refuted
S&H 396:22 - Healthful
explanation
S&H 397:1 - Misleading
methods
- S&H 397:1
- S&H x:30
- MBE:
Christian Healer (von Fettweis & Warneck), page 78, footnote
11, footnote page 408
S&H 397:8 - Remedy
for accidents
S&H 397:17
S&H 397:23 - Independent
mentality
S&H 398:1 - Naming
maladies
- S&H 398:1 -
epileptic - When Mrs. Eddy wrote this, she made use of a Bible version
other than the KJV.
- Mat
17:15
- KJV:
"lunatick"
- RV,
ASV, Fenton, Weymouth, TCNT, Moulton:
"epileptic"
- S&H:
"epileptic" (S&H 398:1)
- Greek:
seleniazetai <4583>
- To
explore other examples of Mrs. Eddy's use of non-KJV Bible versions
in her writings, see http://www.bibletexts.com/bl-ver.htm#3
- To
explore the official use of non-KJV Bible versions in the Christian
Science Quarterly Bible Lessons from 1890 to 1914, see http://www.bibletexts.com/bl-ver.htm.
- S&H
398:2
- S&H
398:4
- S&H
398:11
- Mat
9:23,24
- Mar
5:38,39
- Luk
8:52
- S&H
398:12
- Mat
9:25
- Mar
5:41
- Luk
8:54
- S&H
398:14
- Mat
12:13
- Mar
3:5
- Luk
6:10
S&H 398:16 - The
action of faith
S&H 398:25
S&H 399:3 - Corporeal
combinations
S&H 399:11 - Automatic
mechanism
S&H 399:23 - Mental
strength
S&H 399:29 - Confirmation
in a parable
- S&H
399:29-8 - parable of the "strong man"
- S&H
399:29 - quote
- Mat
12:29
- Mar
3:27
- Luk
11:21
- Tho 35
- This paragraph continues
on the next page of S&H. Explore
this paragraph's next page information at http://www.bibletexts.com/sh/sh-400.htm#400.
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