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To love, to be loved, and to do the works of Love is man's destiny as the child of God, for Love is the clearest name for God. We can see throughout Bible history that the impelling force of Love operating in human experience freed men from every form of threatening error, leading them on to heights of triumph and rejoicing.

[Original in German] Man's individuality has its origin in God, good. Since God is the primal cause, the source of all real being, everything emanating from this cause must be as perfect, harmonious, infinite, and eternal as God Himself.

Today , as He has throughout the ages, God reveals Himself through His Christ. The Christ does not belong to any one age.

As we were driving home early one evening, we picked up an engaging lad and dropped him close to his home. He had a job in the city, which involved his rising at five thirty and catching a six-thirty bus.

The season which we call Christmas is far more than a remembrance of Christ Jesus' birth. It also bears witness to the fact that Christmas is eternal, an ever-continuing revelation of spiritual good.

A Music teacher was carefully working with a young pupil during her piano lesson. Several times the same mistake was made because the child did not start out correctly.

In human experience we sometimes encounter disappointments, frustrations, little nagging errors. We may reach for perfection, but not quite attain what our heart desires.

Jesus said, "A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another" ( John 13:34 ). Why did he say this was a new commandment? Since the Old Testament theology portrayed God as capable of wrath and vengeance as well as of love, it had no basis for teaching that individuals should love everyone.

" A Certain man had two sons: and the younger of them said to his father, Father, give me the portion of goods that falleth to me" ( Luke 15:11, 12 ). Responding to the request, the father "divided unto them his living.

In our day-to-day experiences it is right for us to feel secure; but security is not found in matter, nor does it derive from material reasoning. It comes with the realization that we abide in God, divine Love.