Article December 21, 1957 Issue

THE MIND OF CHRIST

EUGENE GEORGE KEY

Infinite wisdom, with the ability to do all things well, is available to all now. This assurance is given in the Bible. In Proverbs we read (2:6), "The Lord giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding."

In this wisdom there is no chance for failure, disappointment, frustration delay, or deficiency. God's wisdom, given unstintingly to His children, includes love, goodness, and joy, and these spiritual gifts, operating in human consciousness, destroy the false sense which expresses limitation of being.

Mortal man's existence seems to be a struggle for knowledge and understanding. Referring to something seemingly beyond his comprehension, he may say or think, "If I could only learn this, I could solve all problems." After thousands of years of study, experimentation and labor, this unknown something for which he seeks still eludes him. Mortal, erroneous methods and theories seem to create new problems, which bring about the need for more study on our part in order that we may overcome the very difficulties the supposed solutions have created.

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