one after another of those cripples and miserable beings --- he proved his doctrine by his works.

Does it seem to you that you are telling a lie to say these things? Then remember that you are speaking of everlasting things only, and you will see that your words are true. The student of divine things ceases to think or talk about worldly and temporal appearances as though they were realities, but he lets his “conversation” be “in heaven,” and enlarges upon the bright side of life, and learns to meditate upon and discuss the en­during things of Being.

When you say there is no evil, sin, sickness or death you are speaking of the real World (“My kingdom is not of this world”), where none of these things have any place.

When you say, “I am pure and holy,” “I am strong and well,” you are speaking of the real I, the true Self, and not of the personality called by an earthly name, and which but represents you for the time being.

Is it not written in the Scripture, “Let the weak say, I am strong” (Joel 3 10)?

Ignore the personal claims of sickness, believe only in the Son of God, and identify your I AM with the pure and holy, healthy, immortal Son of God. So also when speaking to others address the Real in them, and you will no longer feel that you are saying that which is not true in denying the senses, and declaring your neighbor well and strong.

“Speak ye every man truth to his neighbor . . . and let none of you imagine evil in your hearts against his neighbor.” --- Zech. 8: 16, 17.

“He that speaketh truth sheweth forth