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Fannie Brooks James

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Fannie B. James's

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


living souls, which are the branches. Note the process when the vine begins to put forth its life in the spring; here and there are seen buds pushing their way out from within the parent stem; we know these buds are the first appearance of the great branches into which they shall grow; but all the life and substance of the branch still and always is drawn from within the vine. There is one vine, but many branches. Like to this is the relation ot each and all individuals to the One Divine Soul. Divine Man is the Holy Root, there is but One Divine Man -- individual souls are the many branches, pressed out from within the One Divine Soul, having life of its Life and substance of its Substance.

"If the root be holy so are the branches." When we see all in the Christ, and of the Christ, know the Christ or Divine Nature as the "root," we see also the purity and perfection of all.

But the vine with its branches which it has put forth, is not yet complete. A third necessity exists; from the branches must proceed fruit: if the branch adheres properly to the vine it bears much fruit, if it becomes severed from the vine, both branch and fruit wither and die. "Abide in me," says the "Vine," "and ye shall bring forth much fruit, for apart from me ye can do nothing."

The individual can be and do nothing of itself. Jesus represents the most perfect branch of this great Christ-Vine, and yet he said, "Of myself I can do nothing." He knew that apart from the great Principle of Life and Being, he individually could accomplish nothing. If He said it, we surely must.

The "Vine" is type of the Universal, Omnipotent, Divine Life, Substance and Intelligence, that is the only Source of individual life. It is Man, as Spirit. "I am Spirit." "I am the Vine."

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