(Q) Sunday Morning, Sept. 13, at home in Deal. "I entered
a pawn shop and submitted my precious Sunday School medal for
appraisal. The pawn shop man said, 'I'll give you $800.00
for it.' 'That much?' I queried. He nodded yes - it was
valuable. 'Well,' I commented, 'I really don't altogether
need it urgently, but I'll take it. I know I'll be able to
pay it back real soon, so its only a matter of form.' 'What
name?' asked the man. 'O, use such and such a name,' I
answered, giving him a false name, for I looked and [
140]
and others and wanted to hide my source of money. 'You see,'
I justified myself, 'It is only for temporary use - I am
really [
900] and will soon pay it back.' He tore off half
the ticket and gave it to me, but I noted he used the name
[
900]. 'No,' I said. 'Use the name [...] not [
900].' He
gave me the money and motioned me away. 'O well, what does
it matter,' I reasoned, 'I'll soon pay you back.' He wasn't
interested."
(A) This we find, in its interpretation, the physical mind
as viewing that of the spiritual laws as are being studied
by the entity, [
900]. The usage of those laws as are being
gained knowledge of, are for the real inner man and not of
the temporal forces, and should be used in that way and
manner and not as that in which the forces may be expected to
expend themselves in the way and manner to become one ashamed
of using in the manner as is seen in the pawning of almost
the invaluable forces as are gained by the merits meted from
the study of the Word of the Creator, see? Then study this
well and apply same to the individual life, in the study of
those forces as pertain to spiritual elements and are being
used in temporal things.
We are through for the present.
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