time. We are learning of limitless possibilities which we shall go on expressing throughout eternity. Truth is worthy of our whole attention.

In the science of mathematics an understanding of principle assures the correct solving of every problem and produces a true finished solution, or example. In Divine Science a knowledge of the nature and infinitude of the One All assures truthful conclusions, right thought, word, and deed, and demonstrates the perfect example of health, peace, and satisfaction. God is as far from punishing or bringing affliction upon His own offspring, Man, as the principle of mathematics is from bringing error into the solution of a mathematical problem. The only way the mathematical solution fails is by lack of application of principle, and the only way man suffers is by the lack of realization of the presence of God. Erroneous application of principle causes confusion. In like manner, error of belief, since it cannot express God, will cause a sense of confusion and seeming punishment.

The strength and reliability of any work depend upon the permanency and unchangeableness of its foundation. The value of Divine Science is its unfailing principle, its never-changing basis, its exactness, certainty, and applicability. This science