Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-09-06
Continual Daily Supply

T1HERE IS RECORDED in Exodus
a most remarkable manifestation
Il Of daily supply EXODUS 1854, 10y:
"Then said the Lord unto Moses, Be-
held, I will rain bread from heaven
for you; and the people shall go out
and gather certain rate every day,
that may prove them, whether they
will walk in my law, or no. And
when the children Of Israel saw it,
they said one to another, It is mama:
for they visit not what it was. And
Moses said unto them, This is the
bread which the Lord hath given you
to eat."
What Is termed social security en-
cages much time and thought today;
particularly is this so among those
who place their entire dependence
upon material means. Apparent con-
ditions of insecurity, lack, or poverty
are prevalent among many classes of
people, because men have not yet gen.
orally learned that the source of Sc
curity, supply-of all goods Mind,
God, not matter.
Ways and means have been sought
to secure for humanity some sort of
daily supply. Mainly these efforts have
Looking to matter as the source Of
supply, mankind is often disappointed
and perplcxed. =.
When one turns to God for help in
time of need, as did Moses, one turns
to the ultimate source of all good.
Jesus taught absolute reliance upon
God. :.
Gods law of ever-available supply
knows no past, and no future; it is
operative now and forever. Scientif-
ically to understand this fact frees
one from anxious thought about to-
morrow, and gives one clear sense
that all good, oil supply, all health
the fullness Of harmony-are now. In
"Unity of Good" Mary Baker Eddy
states Up. 41), "rhe sweet and sacred
sense of the permanence OF mans
unity with his Maker can illumine our
present being with continual pres
ence and power of good, opening wide
the portal from death into Life; and
when this Life shall appear I'VE shall
be like Him. and we shall go to
the Father, not through death, but
through Life; not through error, but
through Truth"
The continuity of good is the spiri-
tual fact of which we can become
conscious here and now. Since the
source Of all good is infinite Spirit,
good itself is spiritual and infinite,
to be realized in proportion to the
individuals understanding of spiritual
realities.
The continual daily supply Of good
flowing from divine Love to each one
knows no limitation, no cessation, no
interference, and no obstruction to its
clear expression. 1t includes and en-
bodies the full fruition Of hope, UNDER
standing, confidence, and expectancy
Of good.
The individual discernment of this
truth is requisite to it's attainment or
demonstration. st. Paul recognized
this fact when he said in his second
letter to the Corinthians (9:8), "God
is able to make all grace abound
toward you; that we, always having
all sufficiency in all things, may
abound to every good work" =.
Ones continual daily supply of good
comes naturally and spontaneously, as
one places his entire dependence upon
divine Love. It is not subject to ma
terial conditions, neither is it in any
way limited or restricted. It comes,
as did the mama in the wilderness,
through the operation Of the law Of
infinite good, through which also the
loaves and fishes were multiplied. This
ever-present, continuous supply is the
divinely natural manifestation Of
Gods loving care for His children, and
is eNemplifed in daily experience,
proving conclusively that active faith
combines with right activity Of
thought, deed, and purpose, in the UNI
folding of the good which God has
abundantly prepared for all His chill
dren.
The Christian Science Monitor.