by H. Emilie Cady IJJ NITY BOOKS LEES SUMMIT, MO. Lessons in Truth
was first published in 1 894. This is the forty-fourth printing. u,
NITY is A link in the great ed ucational movement inaugurated by
Jesus Christ our objective is to discern the truth in Christianity
and prove it. The truth that we teach is not new, neither do we
claim spe cial revelations or discovery of new religious
principles. Our purpose is to help and teach mankind to use and
prove the eternal Truth taught by the Master. Charles Fillmore,
founder of Unity CONTENTS Bondage or Liberty, Which - 5 Statement
of Being 19 Thinking 28 Denials - 43 Affirmations 58 Faith 70
Personality and Individuality 83 Spiritual Understanding 97 The
Secret Place of the Most High - - 112 Finding the Secret Place - -
- - 126 Spiritual Gifts - 143 Unity of the Spirit 156 A Study Guide
171 CIT MO Bondage or Liberty, Which Finally, brethren, whatever is
true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure,
what ever is lovely, whatever is gracious, if there is any
excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about
these things Phil. 4 8. Every man believes himself to be In bond
age to the flesh and to the things o the flesh. All suffering is
the result of this belief. The history of the coming of the
Children of Israel out of their long bondage in Egypt is
descriptive of the human mind, or consciousness, growing up out of
the animal or sense part of man and into the spiritual part. Then
the LORD said speaking to Moses, 1 have seen the affliction of my
people who are in Egypt, and have heard their cry because of their
taskmasters I know their sufferings, and 6 Lessons in Truth I have
come down to deliver them out of thehand of the Egyptians, and to
bring them up out of that land to a good and broad land, a land
flowing with milk and honey Exod. 3 7,8. These words express
exactly the attitude of the Creator toward His highest creation,
man. Today, and all the days, He has been say ing to us, His
children I have seen the afflic tion of my people who are in Egypt
darkness of ignorance, and have heard their cry be cause of their
taskmasters sickness, sorrow, and poverty and I have not I will,
but I am now come down to deliver them to a good and broad land, a
land flowing with milk and honey Exod. 3 7 adapted. Sometime,
somewhere, every human being must come to himself. Having tired of
eating husks, he will arise and go to my father Luke 15 18. Tor it
is written, As I live, says the Lord, every knee shall bow to me,
and every tongue shall give praise to God Rom. 14 11. This does not
mean that God is a stern auto crat who by reason of supreme power
compels man to bow to Him. It is rather an expression of the order
of divine law, the law of all love, Bondage or Liberty, Which 7 all
good. Man, who Is at first living In the self ish animal part of
himself, will grow up through various stages and by various
processes to the divine or spiritual understanding wherein he knows
that he is one with the Father, and where in he Is free from all
suffering, because he has conscious dominion over all things.
Somewhere on this journey the human consciousness, or In tellect,
comes to a place where it gladly bows to its spiritual self and
confesses that this spiri tual self, its Christ, is highest and Is
Lord. Here and forever after, not with sense of bondage, but with
joyful freedom, the heart cries out The LORD reignsPsalms 93 1.
Everyone must sooner or later come to this point of ex perience.
You and I, dear reader, have already come to ourselves. Having
become conscious of an oppressive bondage, we have arisen and set
out on the journey from Egypt to the land of liberty, and now we
cannot turn back If we would...
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