Studies in Divine Science
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" (Prov. 11 :24. ) If a man hoard grain in his barn and will not scatter it he can receive no increase. "In the morning sow thy seed and in the evening withhold not thine hand. " The first clause of this statement refers to the beginning of your demonstra- tion for supply. It is sowing this mental seed, knowing the allness of the abundance, opening the channel by giving freely of what you have, blessing it as it goes from you. The latter clause refers to receiving the fruit of your good works. ...The process 146 SUPPLY.
may be all mental at first, but it will presently be made manifest.
There must be absolute justice in receiv- ing and giving; making adequate recom- pense for everything that you receive and asking only just acknowledgment from those indebted to you. No merchant could sustain his business if he failed to observe these rules. To give, and refuse to receive, is as unwise as to try to receive without giving ; either process stops the channel of supply at one end or the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Prov. 11 :24. ) If a man hoard grain in his barn and will not scatter it he can receive no increase. "In the morning sow thy seed and in the evening withhold not thine hand. " The first clause of this statement refers to the beginning of your demonstra- tion for supply. It is sowing this mental seed, knowing the allness of the abundance, opening the channel by giving freely of what you have, blessing it as it goes from you. The latter clause refers to receiving the fruit of your good works. ...The process 146 SUPPLY.
may be all mental at first, but it will presently be made manifest.
There must be absolute justice in receiv- ing and giving; making adequate recom- pense for everything that you receive and asking only just acknowledgment from those indebted to you. No merchant could sustain his business if he failed to observe these rules. To give, and refuse to receive, is as unwise as to try to receive without giving ; either process stops the channel of supply at one end or the other.
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