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ONLY ONE EXISTENCE, THE SPIRITUAL
In the seventeenth chapter of John we read these words: "And now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was." What a clear realization Jesus had of his true spiritual selfhood, of his pre-existence with God, his oneness with the Father, and his eternal continuity with Him, for to Jesus there was only one world, one existence—the spiritual. This realization was based on his understanding that man, created in the likeness of God, is the idea or expression of God.
Jesus never recognized any other power, presence, or Mind but God, and he knew that this understanding is based in true consciousness, which emanates from God. Then what was the world to which he referred?

November 12, 1949 issue
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ETERNAL BLISS
PEARL G. ANDREWS
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THE STANDARD OF PERFECTION IS THE STANDARD OF LIBERTY
PETER J. HENNIKER HEATON
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"ON STAGE"
HARRIET PATCHIN BOTHAM
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REFLECTION
JOHN B. TOPPING
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SCIENTIFIC CANCELLATION OF DEBT
GLADYS ELLA GIBBS
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOLVES EVERY PROBLEM
CECIL HOWARD STEWART
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ONLY ONE EXISTENCE, THE SPIRITUAL
MARY R. HASTIE
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MINISTERING ANGELS
ABBY PERKINS BURNSIDE
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CHRIST CAME
Margaret Troili Campbell
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NO THREAT CAN FRIGHTEN MAN
George Channing
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THE GOLDEN RULE
Robert Ellis Key
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Christian Science first came to...
Laurent Chat with contributions from Madeleine Chat
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In Proverbs we read (23:7),...
Rovena Simons
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I wish to bear witness to my...
Virginia Magee
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Christian Science has ever been...
Doris Cooke Grekel
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From the time I was eight years...
Grace E. Wilbur
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Our family came into Christian Science...
Marion H. McCleary
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In 1926, when I was expecting a...
Helene Wolf with contributions from Alfred Wolf
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I can never fully express my...
Eugene George Key
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This hymn adapted from the...
Gweneth Roberts
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Edwin A. Brown, George Matthew Adams, Lowell B. Swan, John Pitts