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| 1 | While we adore Jesus, and the heart overflows with |
| | gratitude for what he did for mortals,--treading alone |
| 3 | his loving pathway up to the throne of | Individual experience |
| | glory, in speechless agony exploring the way |
| | for us,--yet Jesus spares us not one individual expe- |
| 6 | rience, if we follow his commands faithfully; and all |
| | have the cup of sorrowful effort to drink in proportion |
| | to their demonstration of his love, till all are redeemed |
| 9 | through divine Love. |
| | [[[The Christ was the Spirit which Jesus implied in his |
| | own statements: "I am the way, the truth, and the life;" |
| 12 | "I and my Father are one." This Christ, | Christ's demonstration |
| | or divinity of the man Jesus, was his divine |
| | nature, the godliness which animated him. Divine Truth, |
| 15 | Life, and Love gave Jesus authority over sin, sickness, |
| | and death. His mission was to reveal the Science of |
| | celestial being, to prove what God is and what He does |
| 18 | for man.]]] |
| | A musician demonstrates the beauty of the music he |
| | teaches in order to show the learner the way by prac- |
| 21 | tice as well as precept. Jesus' teaching and | Proof in practice |
| | practice of Truth involved such a sacrifice |
| | as makes us admit its Principle to be Love. This was |
| 24 | the precious import of our Master's sinless career and |
| | of his demonstration of power over death. He proved |
| | by his deeds that Christian Science destroys sickness, sin, |
| 27 | and death. |
| | Our Master taught no mere theory, doctrine, or belief. |
| | It was the divine Principle of all real being which he |
| 30 | taught and practised. His proof of Christianity was no |
| | form or system of religion and worship, but Christian |
| | Science, working out the harmony of Life and Love. |
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