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and was showing to man, not what he personally could
do, but what Divine Presence and Power, Divine Love
and Truth, can do in humanity.
So he said to one who called him "Good Master,"
"Why callest thou me good, there is none good but one."
As if to say, "I am not here to glorify myself, but God,
the Father of All; if you see good in me trace it back of
my personality, to the One Source of good which is Universal, therefore is for all alike. As I manifest this good,
so may you. Greater works shall ye be able to do, but
all by the One Power."
This inner guide, is that which shall lead us into new
consciousness, it is called in Scripture, the "Still Small
Voice," and of this leading it is written. "They shall be
all taught of God." -- Jno. 6: 45. This inner voice is the
"Light that lighteth every man," which God has placed
in each soul, to guide it into all Truth.
We cannot see by the light that lighteth another.
We may get the spark that shall set our lamp to burning,
from another's light, but that is all! It is written, "The
spirit of man is the candle of the Lord," Prov. 20: 27.
Whatever consciousness, or inner light any soul receives,
it is set aflame by Infinite Love and Truth.
The voice of Truth keeps speaking in the soul, for it
is always there, "Behold I stand at the door and knock."
Once in a while some soul hears, and this is revelation!
If it has ever been, it must be now, for Truth never
changes.
The Whole Truth, includes all the fragments of
Truth ever known. So that as we advance into better
knowledge of Truth, we shall not lose any Truth we ever
possessed. But one may ask, in what relation does a new
Truth stand to the old?
We may find illustration for this in our schools, where
