who has companioned with the Owner of the spheres. Give him the goods he strikes for, till by thee he also companions with the Original Giver and Divine Restorer to each man of all his inalienable rights. "With what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again." There are coats and cloaks of greater value, to take the places of the coats and cloaks wrested from man by the other man on his rough way to his own goods.

"Whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." He, as before, is on his violent, mistaken strike for his own good. Let him not mistake his man. Nothing shall by any means hurt thee as the man strikes fire with thy right judgment: "No man taketh my life from me." So estimating the blows of human encounter, we cross the bar between earth and heaven, and the ruby blood in our veins is the morn-glow of the New Kingdom. "I saw the city," said John; and boiling oil and slander felt the estimates of the John Supernal. They had no power to hurt.

"Thou shalt not steal." Is this a commandment or a promise? This must be according to your ruler's face, law maker of the Ganges, or Lord Jehovah of the Fixed Estate. One veils the sight of the Inalienable Undiminishable that faces us. One exposes the Self Existent rounded Good not to be added to by action or non action forever.

One whose judgment has been the strike on our secret chords causes us to shut our neighbor away as a diminisher. One causes us to see him driving for our judgment's bamboo smite, passed on from the Lord of the Inexorably Undivided, who sees the everywhere fixed lot awaiting its owner's acknowledgment. Your speech "bewrayeth" your class.

"Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God