The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-01

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onI 49, =. .seS t. u t,u, ouI ratneE'
chanoaoh,v Thts % - ..N.s ..1S Inte1-
th.+ ~ 1;a .,t on proves
memher ~ trinttv ,,st, ~ .aas ss q
1 'ile aenef.
Furtner Fro0f nom Jesus.
Rut there ia further nroof f-ov, ~.
own lfns- Several OF his ,,ttsrorcas
plainly imply that the same reiation
to God in which he stood is tba d,v;na
birthri1ht Of other men TIN, -
spoke Of other men as sons or chi
dren Of Cod and he exnr.s..a ~.
whole aim ana object in the ,,ords
chat where am. there ve voev -
also"
IT ia to he ohserved. rno-.o,,.- tn.4
the words "Father,' ana "So-, =.
Jesus used them Expressed hoth r,n-
shin and likeness hoth re,atio, 90
kindred nature Thev deno+ed the+
the nature of Cod ia fmaped ~ -
fiected by man: that is. hv the. real
man. This is what Jesus meant when
- ne s<1.x, ~ He INA. main seen me natn
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W. 30 sho..,, ID, W. VII Gou ~, is again clear
for other mem. ...Ths VI sJ In ~ prayer rs,;s
~, -a,,s,. s.ory whicn
thot 80, s"en lnenn'
" ~ ose" as we are
a. III ny u!.y WIN 6oo Wnicn
IT,. az. S:--. was .e.1 a felauon
rn,. w .e uisine opiIle or 1aiho "nicn
Sent,.s 49, s.S, ICY ass - was evi-
eie inen.ai anu spl.ltua1 unity
u In WIZ .nsl uivine Irinci-
Pe' winch nc iidu siHen enen 10 un-
oerstano ana demonstrate.
,.a,,,tan,.I .nes1 s"n prei,ses .s ene conclusion
Tne.'. Aol.ows enalN ene oeHe1 IN
'esus as 0oo Is not mereiy academic
thao.,, snt.. 4uestlon oI
r,oint.. :. .nose VINO
- Ioa.. Lt VI - eiie ueincaaon
sa,,ot;o 10 'I very way o1
The hal;.r con.t;t'ste "o en.e,n ans.a IT,
.sthe new ana 1ivins mo-, >, .s+ha 80. ~
~ tha t,,,+,, u !. ,lI:a sns way, tne way
~ Tic 'ru'n' WHICH ne showed.
Jesus the Example.
The essence OF his work was the IL
iustratlon or exempitncatton OF what
Is practicable for us:rr but his life
would furnish no example unless he
tss were q human 1:,l person I'm all points
'euPeeu Hhe as we are II was es-
sentia. 10 ali tnat ne sought to ac-
co"pnsn tnat we snouId foAlow his
steps; that> we should overcome evil
anu rise ABOVE olscoroant conditions
plane or status of being and NV vir-
tue of the sen,a 1.., "a ".u @ oy
The end and aim of his entire en-
oeavor was to serve his fellow men,
the nat,,r. ou. aad e.t ~ oe no 1ouot as 10
We ha,,a h,s 49,. o...u',. uu y. ms service.
W nave ms own authority Tor saying
tnat 1t was teaching; it was enlight-
ness unto the truth. His entire rc,r,
istrv wos a o,narat. Is. en.lre MN
he objectified the truth or reality Of
mans being.
Such service would h.v. h.
oI auu uSe,ess' inoeed II would have
peen impossible, II the truth which he
proved were not as true for us as it
was and is for him. Hann;lv ~ -.
II was the reality - III us'
hro'.-. a'y OF mans being
TToue". 70 !!ght dence It was that
Jesus said, Because 1 live, We shall
live also.'
Jesus Human; Christ Divine.
Jesus thara+o-a -.4
hur,on. h,.* nus. nave been
H. oue the Cnrlst Is divine. A
sentence written by Mrs. Eddy will
explain our view of hia dual cer.o.
alftv. s'This Chr,.t ~, A.. PoI SUI
non r..,. " uiVinlty OF the
a Jesus was MS o1v1ne nature, the
SSo;an wn1cn animated him. :"
There is sno4ha LII p; 1o.)
errL.s,.esH H!.oeuS1 point tnat needs to be
The beIief that S Ins,,s connectio. % % It Is this:
he did because he 'rss us "as G aDie TO DO what
cent ~ u,ars q In me tal and material con-
ana ohscura ~. pue ~ also tends to limit
true GOD. tue Ano"ieose OF the only