In
the incomparable eighth chapter of Romans, Paul distinguishes between the flesh and Spirit with much the same emphasis which characterized the replies of Christ Jesus to Nicodemus.
Paul's
expectation of a glorified state as a reward for his constancy in disseminating the doctrine of his Lord and Master and for his obedience to God's commands was sublime.
If
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The
Christian Scientist is successful in the application of divine Principle to the problems of life precisely in proportion to his understanding of the all-power of God and his allegiance to his conviction.
How
admirable is the quality of steadfastness! Even the most thoughtless will unite in commending that which never swerves from the right, but which clings to good in spite of every attempt to unsettle it.
