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As Jer. 23: 5, 6, was believed to refer to the first-appearing of Christ in Jesus, Jer. 33: 16 was believed to refer to the second appearing of Christ in her.

In ancient times, Mahomet was held as God's special prophet and the Koran was called " The message direct from heaven" that earth must obey. Christians have regarded Jesus and the Bible in the same unnatural way, and only now is true examination rescuing this divinely natural man and book from such superstition.

One says, "It is a remnant of ancient superstition, devoid of scientific truth, that regards any individual or any written book as infallible."

"Unhappy is the country," says-another, "that depends on the feeble light of one individual."

A distinction between the two teachings is the estimate placed upon the founder and the book of Christian Science. Thee former is regarded by liberal Scientists as one of the great reformers of the age --- but only one among many the latter as one good book among many. Truth compels us to give to each due recognition and to none undue exaltation. Divine Science admits good wherever it is done or spoken, but to teach complete reliance upon any one person or book is to dwarf individuality and its unfoldment from within its Being into Perfect Understanding. One cited as evidence of great strength the fact that a student of "Science and Health" had