Editorial June 20, 1959 Issue

"THE MEASURE OF THE INFINITE"

John J. Selover

Zophar , one of the men who sought to assist Job in his deep troubles, spoke thus to him (Job 11:7, 9): "Canst thou by searching find out God? canst thou find out the Almighty unto perfection? ... The measure thereof is longer than the earth, and broader than the sea." And Job, during his struggles to understand God, cried out (23:3), "Oh that I knew where I might find him! that I might come even to his seat!"

Multitudes today utter a cry similar to that of Job, and, like him, they are entitled to gain an understanding of the infinite measure of God. They are rightfully deserving of the recognition of God's ever-presence and supreme nature. With the awakening to the nature of God and of man's relationship to Him as His reflection or expression, the earnest searchers for Truth enjoy a happier and more harmonious life.

Christian Science presents to human thought a higher and more practical concept of God than has been taught since the healing ministry of Christ Jesus. It revives Jesus' complete message so that all may comprehend and use it. One's success in the practice of scientific Christianity is proportionate to his understanding of the infinitude of God, the measure of God, the creator of man and the universe.

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