Testimony of Healing March 21, 1903 Issue

Some, while theoretically acknowledging God's allness,...

S. M. Friedlander

Some, while theoretically acknowledging God's allness, fear the power of error or that error has power. This fear denies the power of Truth and prevents success in understanding Truth. If we occupy our thoughts by fears that we shall not receive abundantly of God's plenty, we are impeding our progress and placing obstructions in the way of success.

We should never shackle ourselves by fear of limitation and so experience a sense of it, but we should know "that there is plenty and more than plenty of God's abundance for every one of His ideas whom He never leaves destitute nor forsakes in need." By holding thought steadfastly to this truth we shall come into the realization of it, and thereby free ourselves from all sense of limitation. Divine Love frees us from the bondage of fear.

S. M. Friedlander, Chicago, Ill.

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