Editorial June 9, 1986 Issue

The revivifying law of Life

CAROLYN B. SWAN

In springtime, fruit trees that have been dormant during the winter leaf out and blossom. Later they bear fruit capable of producing more trees. This cycle of renewal in nature typifies the Bible's reference to God's creation of "the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself."^{Gen. 1:11.}

When all around us nature hints of perennial revitalization, we are stirred to ask with Job, "If a man die, shall he live again?"^{Job 14:14.}

The capacity for everlasting life does inhere in us, though it does not take form as reincarnation or appear merely through reproduction. Eternal Life, God, forever individualizes spiritual man, our true identity. As we strive to bring forth our true, sinless nature, the law that sustains God's creation—divine Science —perpetually unfolds our spiritual progress.

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