Chapter 15 has the Prodigal Son
and the Self-righteous Son story. I guess we can place ourselves in
either or both of these son’s states of thought at different times. Both
had to learn that, “All that I have is thine” (verse 31). We all have
to learn that God’s goodness is undivided; we have access to all that He is –
all the love, all the supply, all the spiritual sense, all the gratitude, all
the principle, all the life, all the truth, all the mind which was in Christ
Jesus.
Chapter 16 and the parable of
the unjust steward: It is hard to reconcile the steward’s actions with
Principle, but a little thought came to me as I read it this time: Is the
steward actually putting down the true figures which are really owed by the
debtors, figures which he had somehow inflated for his own gain? Perhaps
he was on a percentage.
Joyce Voysey
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