This work's author claimed to have never read it consecutively until 32 years after its first publication, and its epigraph superimposes quotes from John 8:32 and Hamlet.
This work's author claimed to have never read it consecutively until 32 years after its first publication, and its epigraph superimposes quotes from John 8:32 and Hamlet. This book claims to reconcile the difference between Jews and Christians based on the First Commandment in its chapter "Some Objections Answered." This book's final section, titled "Fruitage," consists of 84 testimonials. This book contains consecutive exigeses of (*) Genesis and Revelation, which trace the recurring use of the serpent as a symbol of evil. This book provides a "Statement of Being" which declares "There is no life, intelligence, nor truth in matter," while the final chapter of its first section, "Recapitulation," is the basis for Primary class instruction and was adapted from "The Science of Man." For 10 pointsÂ—name this 1875 textbook claiming to have a "Key to the Scriptures" for a religion founded by Mary Baker Eddy.
This work's author claimed to have never read it consecutively until 32 years after its first publication, and its epigraph superimposes quotes from John 8:32 and Hamlet.
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures