Womans Cause
Womans Cause
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Her chief desire had always been to bring freedom to all who were in bondage to sin and disease, and we have but to turn to the results of the Movement, born of her self-sacrificing labors, to witness the fulfilment of her long cherished desire. Her voice was raised, the message fresh from the hands of God went forth, the blessed discovery of the Truth that had so long existed unseen in the very midst of men, ushered in "with signs follow- ing, " was given to a hungry world sorely in need of he...alth, of scientific religion, and of Christly grace. Did an army rush forth to accept the message of this lone brave woman? Did a host advance recognize the 40 Sttoman's (fausc teaching of this new herald as Christian and Scientific? Did the pulpits of lib- eral Massachusetts accord it the wel- come due to " tidings of great joy? " Did its press grasp the holy import of the teaching, or see in it the Gospel of the Nazarene? Not so in any general sense. It was as of old, the " light shin- ing in darkness and the darkness com- prehended it not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her chief desire had always been to bring freedom to all who were in bondage to sin and disease, and we have but to turn to the results of the Movement, born of her self-sacrificing labors, to witness the fulfilment of her long cherished desire. Her voice was raised, the message fresh from the hands of God went forth, the blessed discovery of the Truth that had so long existed unseen in the very midst of men, ushered in "with signs follow- ing, " was given to a hungry world sorely in need of he...alth, of scientific religion, and of Christly grace. Did an army rush forth to accept the message of this lone brave woman? Did a host advance recognize the 40 Sttoman's (fausc teaching of this new herald as Christian and Scientific? Did the pulpits of lib- eral Massachusetts accord it the wel- come due to " tidings of great joy? " Did its press grasp the holy import of the teaching, or see in it the Gospel of the Nazarene? Not so in any general sense. It was as of old, the " light shin- ing in darkness and the darkness com- prehended it not.
What to read after Womans Cause?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Ann Ventura to read onlineMoreLess
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