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JSH-Online articles that go with this week's Bible Lesson

Here are some articles from the Christian Science periodicals (JSH-Online or CS Monitor) that touch on themes, ideas, stories or quotes in each section

of the current week's Christian Science Bible Lesson.  

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These articles are selected by ABQ church members.

Bible Lesson Subject for the Week ending November 15, 2026

Mortals and Immortals

Section 1

“There is a spirit in man” - Ralph E. Wagers

Christian Science Sentinel -  February 2, 1963

 

Section 2

Where were the men? -  Marta Greenwood

Christian Science Sentinel - September 25, 2000

 

Section 3

Seeing God “face to face” - Katherine Jane Hildreth

Christian Science Sentinel - July 28, 1986

 

Section 4

“An unerring impetus” - Carl J. Welz

Christian Science Sentinel - January 28, 1967

 

Section 5

Immortal being - Nathan A. Talbot

Christian Science Sentinel - December 8, 1980

 

Section 6

The apple of His eye - Caryl Waller Krueger 

Christian Science Journal - December 2000

 

 

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You can then search for articles in its vast archives that will shed light on questions that arise

from your study of the Christian Science Weekly Bible Lesson or from your reading of

our pastor, the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.  You may also listen to a continuous loop of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures here.

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