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Divine Science, New Light Upon Old Truths

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Important to All Readers - Introductory Thoughts - God - Condensed Statements - Christ, the Divine Man - Condensed Statements - Holy Ghost: Divine Consciousness - One, God, All - The Work of Thought - Silence Self, and Listen - The True I AM / The False I AM - Our Judgement Day - Practical Suggestions - Fasting - Deny Thyself - Prayer - I and My Father Are ONE - Growth: The Power of the Word - A Study of the Trinity - The Mountain of the Lord - The Mount of Consciousness - The Law of Heredity - What I Am NOT - Conclusion - What I AM - Some Final Words - Realization for Health

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THE POWER OF THE WORD.

FOR by thy words thou shalt be justified and, by thy words thou shalt be condemned." -- Matt. 12:37.

Science turns about (converts) our thoughts from the outward to the inward; from the visible to the invisible; from appearances to righteous judgment; from the body to Spirit; from the word to Mind; from the fruit to the Vine; from effect to Cause. By thus looking beyond appearances, I can see by Divine Light, what I am.

Before I can judge righteously, and appear right, I must know what it is to be right.

The spoken word is, as Webster defines it: A sign or symbol of an idea in Mind. Every word spoken - which also signifies every visible thing -- has an idea back of it, in which it originated. The idea is the unspoken word; the spoken word is the idea expressed. The idea is first, therefore is the power that is in the word. Hence all power is in Mind, and the word expresses that power.

In Divine Mind is the Eternal Idea of all things. "The word that was in the beginning with God, and was God." This word is complete in God, before it is spoken forth; for it is God's complete Idea, which is All-Good, All-Perfection, All-Truth. So when we speak the Word of Truth, we speak of finished work, that which is eternally

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