When
Jesus sent out his twelve disciples, he instructed them to "heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils," as Matthew records in the tenth chapter of his Gospel.
That
which is ordinarily regarded as memory, the ability to remember or to recall, has to do, generally speaking, with the so-called finite or human mind and is not, therefore, a faculty of infinite divine Mind.
IT
is related in John's Gospel that when the chief priests and Pharisees asked certain officers why they had not brought Jesus before them, they replied, "Never man spake like this man.
In
order to understand the beauty of the real man's consciousness, the Christian Scientist must see the unreality of every hindering argument of so-called mortal mind, and continuously widen his concept of God, infinite Mind.
