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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

In our immature sense of spiritual things

Photograph by Jane Hicks

<div class="inline-quote"> <div class="inline-quote"> <p>In our immature sense of spiritual things, let us say of the beauties of the sensuous universe: “I love your promise; and shall know, some time, the spiritual reality and substance of form, light, and color, of what I now through you discern dimly; and knowing this, I shall be satisfied.

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