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| 1 | mortal existence--could not by simulating deific power |
| | invert the divine creation, and afterwards recreate per- |
| 3 | sons or things upon its own plane, since noth- | God's thoughts are spiritual realities |
| | ing exists beyond the range of all-inclusive |
| | infinity, in which and of which God is the |
| 6 | sole creator. Mind, joyous in strength, dwells in the |
| | realm of Mind. Mind's infinite ideas run and dis- |
| | port themselves. In humility they climb the heights of |
| 9 | holiness. |
| | Moral courage is "the lion of the tribe of Juda," the |
| | king of the mental realm. Free and fearless it roams in |
| 12 | the forest. Undisturbed it lies in the open | Qualities of thought |
| | field, or rests in "green pastures, . . . beside |
| | the still waters." In the figurative transmission from the |
| 15 | divine thought to the human, diligence, promptness, and |
| | perseverance are likened to "the cattle upon a thousand |
| | hills." They carry the baggage of stern resolve, and |
| 18 | keep pace with highest purpose. Tenderness accompa- |
| | nies all the might imparted by Spirit. The individ- |
| | uality created by God is not carnivorous, as witness the |
| 21 | millennial estate pictured by Isaiah:-- |
| | The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, |
| | And the leopard shall lie down with the kid; |
| 24 | And the calf and the young lion, and the fatling together; |
| | And a little child shall lead them. |
| | Understanding the control which Love held over all, |
| 27 | Daniel felt safe in the lions' den, and Paul proved the |
| | viper to be harmless. [[[All of God's creatures, | Creatures of God useful |
| | moving in the harmony of Science, are harm- |
| 30 | less, useful, indestructible.]]] A realization of this grand |
| | verity was a source of strength to the ancient worthies. |
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