17.01.2014 Views

Esoteric V10: July 1896 - Iapsop.com

Esoteric V10: July 1896 - Iapsop.com

Esoteric V10: July 1896 - Iapsop.com

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

540 NoT READY. [.Tone<br />

St .• John, whnRe thought, thronghnut alJ his writillgl'. revolves<br />

around the pivotal itlea of the spiritual Word, thus introduces<br />

hiR tneme,-we again read· frum the original: •• lu a<br />

begiuning was the Wm·d, ancl the wm·d WM appro:u,hing Gud,<br />

and a god was the Word. ( ~· p,.,'" " in connection with accusative,<br />

as it appears here, alwayK expresses motion towards, or<br />

approach to, an object.) Thi~ wa~ in a beginning approachiug<br />

God. Through it every thing was done; and without it not<br />

even one thing was dune that haK ht> ... h clone. In it was life,<br />

and the lif~t WM the light of num." St .• John 1. 1-4. The ·<br />

apostle catcheM a glimp11e of eternity-" In a beginning"! As<br />

w~ read the worclR, what Rn infinite RUI'Ce88ion of beginningR<br />

seem stretching down the viRtas of eternity ! Tbrnngh all ett>rnity<br />

the Divine has fOJ·mnlatecl tl11mght: the wnrcl-a wordhas<br />

always existt'd M a radiating ct-nter of light ancl heat, .in<br />

itR inten11ity cunRtantly appruaching the Goo whc, is ·• a consuming<br />

fire." " In it (the Word) waR life. and the life was<br />

light." :;o the Rpiritnal Word •·acliHtt'K light intu the soul life<br />

of man, just as the matt-rial luminary I'IUiiat.eR light int-1 physic'!~)<br />

life. The law which gove•·ns the R11UK of Gncl i11 the s;•me ~W<br />

that gove1·ning the blazing snnR, the m:Ltt>rial wnrcls.<br />

To be continue.!.<br />

NOT READY.<br />

" Not yet," the baby Jispeth,<br />

" I cannot leave my play ; "<br />

•· Not yet." the youth imploreth,<br />

·• While time steals heal'tal away.<br />

"Not yet,"-the fond heart breaketb,<br />

And crieth out in pain,<br />

•• Not yet, not yet,'' it pleacleth,<br />

"Thou wilt eo me back again."<br />

•• Not yet,'' the old man erieth,<br />

" Give me another day-<br />

So soon thou calleth homeward,<br />

I must still longer stay."<br />

•• Not yet."-Ah why not whisper,<br />

"I'm ready, Lord, to-day;<br />

Shield thou my fruitless efforts,<br />

And guide roe, on the way."<br />

FANNY FULLDTOI'J-<br />

Digitized by Coogle

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!