Citations on Majesty from the writings of Mary Baker Eddy
Mis 292:12-14 the
the divine energy that brings to human weakness might and majesty.
Mis 185:15 man
man be clothed with might, majesty, and immortality.
Mis 141:13 the
the freedom, might, and majesty of Spirit, --even the annihilating law of Love.
[annihilating what? error! (which occurs earlier in the sentence)]
S&H 78:23-24
How can the majesty and omnipotence of Spirit be lost?
S&H 564:19 the (only, to Truth)
the majesty of Truth
S&H 520:4-5 might (to .)
might, majesty, and glory of infinite Love fill all space.
My 187:28-30 (to house)
In this new recognition of the riches of His love and the majesty of His might you have built this house
'01 33:21-22 healing (to ,)
healing them through the might and majesty of divine power after the manner taught by Jesus,
Po 30:9 thy
thy still fathomless Christ-majesty.
My 149:8-12
More than regal is the majesty of the meekness of the Christ-principle; and its might is the ever-flowing tides of truth that sweep the universe, create and govern it; and its radiant stores of knowledge are the mysteries of exhaustless being.
'00 5:30-1 might
might and majesty attend every footstep of Christian Science.
My 188:25 the majesty
the majesty of Christian Science teaches the majesty of man. When it is learned that spiritual sense and not the material senses convey all impressions to man, man will naturally seek the Science of his spiritual nature, and finding it, be God-endowed for discipleship.
Fascinating context for the first three of the above:
Mis 292:2-14
The divinity of St. John's Gospel brings to view overwhelming tides of revelation, and its spirit is baptismal; he chronicles this teaching, "A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another."
Jesus, who so loved the world that he gave his life (in the flesh) for it, saw that Love had a new commandment even for him. What was it?
It must have been a rare revelation of infinite Love, a new tone on the scale ascending, such as eternity is ever sounding. Could I impart to the student the higher sense I entertain of Love, it would partly illustrate the divine energy that brings to human weakness might and majesty.
Mis 184:29
John came baptizing with water. He employed a type of physical cleanliness to foreshadow metaphysical purity, even mortal mind purged of the animal and human, and submerged in the humane and divine, giving back the lost sense of man in unity with, and reflecting, his Maker. None but the pure in heart shall see God,--shall be able to discern fully and demonstrate fairly the divine Principle of Christian Science. The will of God, or power of Spirit, is made manifest as Truth, and through righteousness,--not as or through matter,--and it strips matter of all claims, abilities or disabilities, pains or pleasures. Self-renunciation of all that constitutes a so-called material man, and the acknowledgment and achievement of his spiritual identity as the child of God, is Science that opens the very flood-gates of heaven; whence good flows into every avenue of being, cleansing mortals of all uncleanness, destroying all suffering, and demonstrating the true image and likeness. There is no other way under heaven whereby we can be saved, and man be clothed with might, majesty, and immortality.
Mis 141:1-14
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, our prayer in stone, will be the prophecy fulfilled, the monument upreared, of Christian Science. It will speak to you of the Mother, and of your hearts' offering to her through whom was revealed to you God's all-power, all-presence, and all-science. This building begun, will go up, and no one can suffer from it, for no one can resist the power that is behind it; and against this church temple "the gates of hell" cannot prevail.
All loyal Christian Scientists hail with joy this proposed type of universal Love; not so, however, with error, which hates the bonds and methods of Truth, and shudders at the freedom, might, and majesty of Spirit, --even the annihilating law of Love.
[annihilating what? error! (which occurs earlier in the sentence)]