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| 1 | intact in his perfect state, and to govern man's entire |
| | action? Jesus said: "Destroy this temple [body], and |
| 3 | in three days I [Mind] will raise it up;" and he did this |
| | for tired humanity's reassurance. |
| | Is it not a species of infidelity to believe that so great |
| 6 | a work as the Messiah's was done for himself or for God, |
| | who needed no help from Jesus' example to | Inexhaustible divine Love |
| | preserve the eternal harmony? But mortals |
| 9 | did need this help, and Jesus pointed the way for them. |
| | [[[Divine Love always has met and always will meet every |
| | human need. It is not well to imagine that Jesus demon- |
| 12 | strated the divine power to heal only for a select number |
| | or for a limited period of time, since to all mankind and |
| | in every hour, divine Love supplies all good.]]] |
| 15 | The miracle of grace is no miracle to Love. Jesus |
| | demonstrated the inability of corporeality, as well as the |
| | infinite ability of Spirit, thus helping erring | Reason and Science |
| 18 | human sense to flee from its own convictions |
| | and seek safety in divine Science. Reason, rightly di- |
| | rected, serves to correct the errors of corporeal sense; but |
| 21 | sin, sickness, and death will seem real (even as the ex- |
| | periences of the sleeping dream seem real) until the Sci- |
| | ence of man's eternal harmony breaks their illusion with |
| 24 | the unbroken reality of scientific being. |
| | Which of these two theories concerning man are you |
| | ready to accept? One is the mortal testimony, changing, |
| 27 | dying, unreal. The other is the eternal and real evidence, |
| | bearing Truth's signet, its lap piled high with immortal |
| | fruits. |
| 30 | Our Master cast out devils (evils) and healed the sick. |
| | It should be said of his followers also, that they cast fear |
| | and all evil out of themselves and others and heal the sick. |
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