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the belief that labor alone entitles him to the
bread of which he partakes. It is not right to believe that labor is the means by which to produce
bread and that it makes and sustains life. Jesus
says, "I Am the bread of life,' and to partake of
this bread is to be the Christ. Adam, the world
over and for all time shall labor to earn life, support, and to be made wise, until he returns unto
the ground from whence he was taken.
The ground from which Adam was and is
taken, is the ground of Infinite Life, living substance and reality, the Source of all things. To
return to Being is to know what true work means.
Man is made, within this Holy ground, and God's
free gift to him is Eternal Life. He was taken
from the Ground by the false conception of creation and the contradictory belief that the things
of God are both good and evil. But notwithstanding the false beliefs and judgments from observation, he shall return to this Ground, "for dust thou
art, and unto dust thou shalt return." He shall
come to know one substance, regardless of the
conclusion of the senses. He returns when he refuses or denies a place to the false conception of
duality and knows that he is the one true immaculate conception of God and "that that which is
born of Spirit is Spirit."
Thus he makes of, sees himself one new man and this slays all enmity
within himself as it did in Jesus.
