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   1      Jesus uttered things which had been "secret from the
     foundation of the world,"--since material knowledge
   3  usurped the throne of the creative divine Principle, insisted
     on the might of matter, the force of falsity, the insignifi-
     cance of spirit, and proclaimed an anthropomorphic God.
   6      [[[Whosoever lives most the life of Jesus in this age
     and declares best the power of Christian Science, will
     drink of his Master's cup. Resistance to

    The cup
    of Jesus

   9  Truth will haunt his steps, and he will in-
     cur the hatred of sinners, till "wisdom is justified of
     her children." These blessed benedictions rest upon
  12  Jesus' followers: "If the world hate you, ye know that
     it hated me before it hated you;" "Lo, I am with you
     alway,"--that is, not only in all time, but in all ways
  15  and conditions.]]]
         The individuality of man is no less tangible because
     it is spiritual and because his life is not at the mercy of
  18  matter. The understanding of his spiritual individuality
     makes man more real, more formidable in truth, and en-
     ables him to conquer sin, disease, and death. Our Lord
  21  and Master presented himself to his disciples after his
     resurrection from the grave, as the self-same Jesus whom
     they had loved before the tragedy on Calvary.
  24      To the materialistic Thomas, looking for the ideal
     Saviour in matter instead of in Spirit and to the testi-
     mony of the material senses and the body,

    Material
    skepticism

  27  more than to Soul, for an earnest of immor-
     tality,--to him Jesus furnished the proof that he was
     unchanged by the crucifixion. To this dull and doubt-
  30  ing disciple Jesus remained a fleshly reality, so long as
     the Master remained an inhabitant of the earth. Noth-
     ing but a display of matter could make existence real

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