THE TRANSFIGURATION – 32
Out of many practical suggestions which could be drawn from this lesson, but one is offered. The transfiguration is for us, and for all mankind. Its significance is to impress upon our feeble, sick, sinning, dying senses that these senses cannot behold the real Christ. He is to be discerned only as we rise completely above the illusions of the material mind which is of the flesh. The Jesus of human speculation and human systems is not the Jesus who reveals the Christ of God. That Jesus is divine, perfect and immortal ; and he is the way-shower out of the mortal and sinful senses which the mind of man conceives itself to be. Mary Baker Eddy (CS Journal, Vol. 10, No. 1, April, 1892)
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