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   1      If Truth is overcoming error in your daily walk and
     conversation, you can finally say, "I have fought a
   3  good fight . . . I have kept the faith," be-

    Moral
    victory

     cause you are a better man. This is having
     our part in the at-one-ment with Truth and Love.
   6  Christians do not continue to labor and pray, expecting
     because of another's goodness, suffering, and triumph,
     that they shall reach his harmony and reward.
   9      [[[If the disciple is advancing spiritually, he is striv-
     ing to enter in. He constantly turns away from ma-
     terial sense, and looks towards the imperishable things
  12  of Spirit. If honest, he will be in earnest from the
     start, and gain a little each day in the right direction,
     till at last he finishes his course with joy.]]]
  15      If my friends are going to Europe, while I am en
     route for California, we are not journeying together.
     We have separate time-tables to consult,

    Inharmonious
    travellers

  18  different routes to pursue. Our paths have
     diverged at the very outset, and we have little oppor-
     tunity to help each other. On the contrary, if my
  21  friends pursue my course, we have the same railroad
     guides, and our mutual interests are identical; or, if I
     take up their line of travel, they help me on, and our
  24  companionship may continue.
         Being in sympathy with matter, the worldly man is at
     the beck and call of error, and will be attracted thither-
  27  ward. He is like a traveller going westward

    Zigzag
    course

     for a pleasure-trip. The company is alluring
     and the pleasures exciting. After following the sun for
  30  six days, he turns east on the seventh, satisfied if he can
     only imagine himself drifting in the right direction. By-
     and-by, ashamed of his zigzag course, he would borrow

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