Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

1917 THE POWER OF THE COMING AGE 377
fuses a never-dying hope in the heart of man that his
destiny is God.
Tne social structure of man upon earth is composed of
groups of people, which spiritual arcana cognizes as a
tissue of plasmic cells, each possest of a certain degree
of intelligence proceeding, as it were, from perceptions
which nature placed into the structure, known as the
five sefnses. The specie considered as one body composed
of millions of what the individuals call persons, presents
a picture portraying separate, detached from one
another moving bodies, conscious only of their individual
desires and wants of which no one else has any knowledge
unless exprestin words. Those wants arise first
from the needs of the physical structure, and those ideals
which give the seeker after them happiness in being.
There is no unity as yet among those groups of people
which are termed tribes, nations, and races, for not only
is each group antagonistic to each other, but every individual
in each group, to a greater or lesser extent, is
striving with others, for the possession of something
which never was intended for ownership, but exists only
for use.
As one descends into an analytical dissertation of the
spirit governing those groups, he will find that the
bond cementing them in their existence proceeds not
from the realm of unity, order, harmony, and peace existing
in the Solar man. but from corruption and abuse
of nature's forces, which are governed by periodicity,
time, and seasons; while man perverting this law, rules
that force of his own will, because of pleasure, consequently
the race of man has no unity with that superior
world of spirit, which seeks to elevate the consciousness
of man to recognize his divine origin, and thru certain
methods of life, which displace the animal tendencies,
become united with a power enabling the individual to
attain perfection, and in unity with others form a group
of people governed solely by the Spirit of Truth, proceeding
from the Solar man, and by those means become the
organ of Divinity for the reconstruction and redemption
of the planetary man.
"I will seek that which was lost, and bring again that
which was driven away, and will bind up that which was
broken, and will strengthen that which was sick; but I
will destroy the fat and the strong, I will feed them with
judgment." (Read the whole chapter. Ezek. xxxiv.)