and listen, patient and trusting, the sooner we hear and know the answer within our minds and hearts.

The Master, tried by every form of negation, confronted by questions and conflicts and doubts similar to ones that beset us today, found His answers through prayer, through turning within in faith, then moving outwardly step by step along the way. When He had prayed in faith He then acted in faith as though the answers already were, and the results were manifested accordingly. His persistence in so doing was not spasmodic or happenstance. He desired to persist in Truth and He continued to do so regardless of what others thought or said or did. His faith was not based upon outer results but upon inner conviction that came through prayer and the seeking of the Father's will of good.

He prayed and listened and found that the answers to the questions concerning sickness and unhappiness were wholeness and perfection and joy, the answers to the questions concerning sorrow and death were peace and happiness and life everlasting, the answers to the questions concerning problems of dissension and fear and hate were love and strength and