Article March 30, 1899 ISSUE

Healing Work in the South

FRANCES J. KING

Before the light of Truth dawned upon my darkened sense, I was a bundle of selfishness,—in fact a very fair specimen of the Adam-legacy, but now I am a new creature, old things are passing away, and life is bright with the illumination of divine Love.

Goodness, expressed in our daily lives, is the fruit of the Spirit bearing fruit after its kind. It heals the sick, cleanses the leper, casts out devils, and raises the dead in trespasses and sins. To be good truly is to be God-like. Our work is to follow in the footsteps of our Way-shower by overcoming the carnal mind, and living the Christ-life, expressed in tenderness, meekness, humility, and love; for without this we are nothing. If we are obedient we shall not lose our way, but heaven will be nearer, and Love become dearer as we journey on from sense to Soul.

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