…reformation is possible. We are now at a time when we can do things better, we should do them better, and we should do what Paul also recommends. Regard not a house built by the hands of man as the temple of God, but to recognize the universe as the…

…of a constantly continuing event, the resurrection of realities within ourselves, within our societies, our nations, and our races. The Apostle Paul tells us in very simple words, Christ in you, hope of glory the second coming of the messiah must be a…

…some distant mountain in order to be close to deity it was only necessary to recognize the divinity in your own heart Paul very clearly stated this in his establishment of what might be termed the messianic Christianity Christ in you the hope of glory.…

…power may work through us. Jesus told his disciples in substance that his presence in them would always be working his work, his labor. Paul puts it in the words, Christ in you, the hope of glory. And this Christ in us is the spirit of good in us,…

…interesting episodes and some very controversial ones. One of the most interesting and stimulating groups consists of the letters of Paul and to Paul in relation to Seneca. According to one of the apocryphals, Seneca, a Roman philosopher of considerable…

…some very controversial ones. One of the most interesting and stimulating groups consists of the letters of Paul and to Paul in relation to Seneca. According to one of the apocryphals, Seneca, a Roman philosopher of considerable esteem, wrote many letters…

…Paul in relation to Seneca. According to one of the apocryphals, Seneca, a Roman philosopher of considerable esteem, wrote many letters to Paul, the apostle, and in turn he wrote to Seneca. the tone of the apocryphal book is to the effect that Seneca if…

…books traced directly to the other disciples beside the evangelists. In other words, that St. Andrew contributed. Barnabas, who was with Paul for a long time, did the book by his name among the Apocrypha. And the books of Hermas are very interesting…

…a metaphysical element coming in And this metaphysical element was probably preserved in the Gospels most completely in the letters of Paul to the Corinthians. Here we have a considerable statement of a mysticism which also occurs in other of the Pauline…

…the divine potential within ourselves. Now, the Christian mysteries have a certain very valid point which we also generally overlook. As Paul said, Christ in you, the hope of glory. Therefore, not only in this world must this Christ in you labor for…

…of the great being who rules all things in space, the sovereign power, that Vishnu, taking upon himself the body of a fish And Paul later, in the sacred writings, the one who was born from the fish's mouth, took upon himself this form in order that he…

…life was to release the light from within so that instead of depending upon the reformations of physical society, we redeemed ourselves. As Paul says, the Christ in you, the hope of glory. It is our own inner divinity that must shine forth and lead us…

…only non-Christian writer, non-Jewish writer, to be quoted in the New Testament. The quotation occurs in the 17th chapter of St. Paul. Paul is speaking in Athens. at his famous sermon given by the altar of the unknown God. And he says, in addressing the…

…and force them into the union to produce the soul. Before they can be created into the stones, they must all die. Paul says, unless the seed dies, it shall not live again. And Taoism says that unless action dies, the individual can never achieve…