(Q) Please give that which will help to elucidate that
relationship for our future working together?
(A) As the purposes have been, good. As the advice and
counsel of each have been, good; though they differ in some
manners of application. Let each study to be one in purpose,
even as He is one; they each in their own sphere making their
contribution in a united effort to the glory of Him who is
the Giver of all good and perfect gifts. Not as an abstract
experience, but as a living experience. For, know, the
Father God is God of the living, not of the dead.
Let the dead past bury its dead. Let the living past bloom
into that activity in which it may bear fruit in Him.
Let thy light so shine in each life ye meet, that they - as
they do - take thought that thou hast oft walked and talked
with Him, who has promised, "If ye love me, ye will keep my
commandments, and I and the Father will come and abide with
thee."
These are not idle words in the experience of any soul that
seeks His face. For He hath promised ever, "Though ye be
afar, if ye call I will hear - and answer speedily. If ye
will be my children, I will be your God."
This is not of old, but a living thing in the hearts and
souls of those today. For the fact of thy consciousness
in a material world. Though troubled and a blood-stained
world, thy prayer, thy blessing may bring a new hope, and
may blossom into joy on earth, peace among men.
We are through for the present.
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REPORTS
8/13/42 She wrote asking that a copy of the special edition
of the book THERE IS A RIVER be reserved for her: "I must
have the book."


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