Article May 27, 1939 Issue

Sufficiency and Opportunity

ANNA E. HERZOG

God's boundlessness is the measure of man's opportunity. His infinity is the source of man's sufficiency. No lack, restriction, mediocrity, or frustration belongs to the child of God, who holds in his reflection of God every perfection, confidence, and abundance.

The real man's resources are not limited, but infinite; not meager, but plentiful; not spasmodic and uncertain, but invariable and always available. His resources are not material and perishable, but spiritual, and beyond the possibility of destruction or depletion.

These absolute, spiritual facts may be proved practical today in whatever human activity we find ourselves. Let us refuse to admit or consent to the persistent belief that there can be any good lacking in our experience. Man possesses, by reflection, all there is of God, and we utilize, as fast as we realize it, our God-given spiritual capacity. A positive realization that there is no limitation of good, will hasten an approximation of that truth in human experience. The false belief of life in matter includes the belief in limitation.

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