Accession: A10650B
Editorial Title: Benediction (Children, have ye any meat?)
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: June 10, 1887 - archivist estimate
Manuscript Description: Benediction draft handwritten in pen by Mary Baker Eddy.
Editorial Note: The August 1887 issue of The Christian Science Journal reported: "There was a large, intelligent, and attentive audience at the Communion service, June 19, which was conducted by our Pastor, Rev. M. B. G. Eddy, nearly every seat in the hall being occupied." This service was held at Chickering Hall.
Related Versions: To read other drafts of this benediction, see A10642BClick link to view A10642B document in new window and A10650Click link to view A10650 document in new window (handwritten on the Printed Order of Services).
Related Topic: To read the text of this sermon, see A10594Click link to view A10594 document in new window. See A10642Click link to view A10642 document in new window for a printed Order of Services.
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May the divine blessing rest on this congregation, make them willing in the day of his power and transform the body by the renewing of Spirit Casting aside the environments that would encumber the free spirit takeing in the wide wonder, divine Love, and feeling the power of Truth may we go hence from this hall to watch and work for Thee and Them

To work and wait patiently in the din of battle until permitted to join the happy throng who have passed on before us and to eat the bread of heaven anew in Thy kingdom evermore

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May the divine blessing rest on this congregation, make them willing in the day of his power and transform the body by the renewing of Spirit Casting aside the environments that would encumber the free spirit may we run and not weary takeing in the wide wonder, divine Love, and feeling the power of Truth yea Abiding in the secret place of the Most High may we go hence from this hall to watch and work for Thee and Them

To work and wait patiently in the turmoil of life din of battle until permitted to join the happy throng who have passed on before us and to eat the bread of heaven anew in Thy kingdom evermore

 
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