Do NOT be fooled by the distorted view of mortal sense. You have always been and will always be YOU.

Don't be fooled by the distorted view of mortal sense.   You have always been… and will always be… YOU.

 

Metaphysical Application Ideas for the Christian Science Bible Lesson for 11-11-12

Subject: Mortals and Immortals

Prepared by Kathy Fitzer, C.S.

kathyfitzer@gmail.com

 

As you read this lesson, remember that the sense of mortality involves limitation, decay, death. The reality of Immortality is limitless, indestructible, life. No matter how much you appear to be mortal…. no matter how real mortal pain or pleasure seems… God's creation (including you) is immortal. God's creation is what is real and enduring. God's immortal creation can be seen here and now! Accepting the Scientific explanation of creation, immortal reality will appear, and can be experienced by you!

 

Golden Text: Of the flesh? or of the Spirit?

Let's think about what it means to be “of the flesh.” The New Oxford American Dictionary describes “the flesh” as “the human body and its physical needs and desires.   According to Strong's, the original Greek meaning is “the body (as opposed to the soul or spirit), or as the symbol of what is external, or (by implication) human nature with its frailties, physical and moral.” The concept hasn't really changed over time. “The flesh” is clearly full of limitation (i.e. mortality.) Who would opt for that? Gratefully, we don't have to be satisfied to accept a limiting and limited fleshy identity. The fact that God “dwells” in us means we are constituted of the substance of God, i.e. Spirit – freedom and purity — unlimited immortality. Starting from that premise, you can reject every bodily report and experience the promises of limitless, undecaying Spirit.

 

Responsive Reading: 

Notice the audience that is being addressed…. “ye that seek the Lord.” The fact that you're reading this indicates that you are one of those seekers. So, here's God's promise to you… He comforts you… always in all ways. And, this is what is demanded of you… stop looking at the distorted version of things.  Rather than either honoring or fearing a body of flesh and blood that can wither and fade like grass… or a world that can be destroyed by a storm… acknowledge the eternal presence of God's incorruptible (everlasting, not subject to death or decay) creation. This immortal creation is the “revelation of Jesus Christ.”  Jesus brought this immortal (never dying or decaying, unlimited) creation into view… for all to see… as he replaced the lie with the truth of being. The result was healing.  In order to follow Jesus' example, and reap the rich rewards, we must be “born again.”  Obediently thinking out from a spiritual perspective concerning all things, striving to be holy (pure and whole) in our thinking and conversation, unites us with our holy Father and allows us to feel the power of God's enduring word… the immortal TRUTH of being.

 

Section 1: Stay focused on the ever-appearing creation of Mind

If you are a regular reader of the Weekly Bible Lesson, you are very familiar with God's words recorded in Isaiah: “I am the Lord, and there is none else, there is no God beside me: I girded thee, though thou hast not known me:” (B-4)  Hymn 444 in our Hymnal Supplement offers a wonderful rendition of this sentiment.  To gird, in part, is to surround, encircle, prepare, and strengthen.  God girds us… whether we are conscious of it or not… by being ALL. Because God — immortal MIND — made the earth and man, and blessed it, nothing can be added or taken away from God's creation. The Christian Science textbook explains that this creation is “ever appearing.” (S-1)  Mind isn't static, but is constantly revealing its complete, always good, infinite idea. So, why doesn't everything always appear to be good? Certainly, we all have issues to deal with. Mrs. Eddy explains, “Mortal sense inverts this appearing and calls ideas material. Thus misinterpreted, the divine idea seems to fall to the level of a human or material belief, called mortal man.” Several key words jump out… inverts, calls, seems. Turn something upside down, give it a different name and it will seem (to the uninformed thought) to BE something else.  Or show only a small part of a whole picture, and the same thing happens.  That's how God's perfect creation SEEMS to be imperfect. Sometimes we get stuck… focusing on the wrong concern. We're more worried about how all of this “turning of things upside down” happened instead of remembering that we're dealing with what seems to be, called mortality. Christian Science reveals what is… just as astronomical science reveals the truth about the revolutionary patterns of the sun and the planets… contrary to how things seem.  Trust the Science that teaches “there is no such thing as mortality, nor are there properly any mortal beings, because being is immortal, like Deity… or rather, being and Deity are inseparable.” (S-2) The upside-down/partial view will be righted, and reality seen, as thought stays focused on what is true. The result is healing… mortal discord fades as the reality of immortal harmony is revealed.

 

Section 2: You've existed always… inseparable from Mind!

The Psalmist could speak of the Lord as his dwelling place, because we all dwell in Mind as idea. (B-6) I know I've mentioned this idea before, but it is so helpful to me.  Consider ideas you have and how safe those ideas are in your thought. No one can touch them or change them without your consent. And, as long as you think that idea, it exists.  It is inseparable from you. Because you (and all people) are God's (Mind's) idea, you have existed as long as God has existed… forever… and are forever safe. God didn't begin, so you didn't begin… you've always been.  Love doesn't un-think an idea it created… so you can't be un-thought.  You can't die. Part of being new-born is to give up the belief of “human generation”… stop thinking of man as the creator of anything, and see God's creation that has always having been and is forever appearing. (S-7) You know from experience that the only way to see something clearly is to look at it… focus on it… with nothing in the way to obstruct your view.  Divine Science (the systematic study of the truth of God) clarifies the view by rolling back “the clouds of error.” (S-10)  Stick with the facts… You reflect Mind… Mind is expressed by you. (S-8)  Think about how light reflects off the water as sparkle. You are Mind's sparkle… forever full of light!

 

Section 3: Accept Christ… eternal and unchanging… as the light of your identity

I can understand the Jews' difficulty in comprehending what Jesus was trying to teach them about the eternal nature of Christ. They were looking at Jesus as a human personality. He was talking about his spiritual identity. They thought of themselves as the descendants of a human Abraham. Jesus saw Abraham as a spiritual seer who recognized and demonstrated Christ (the divine idea or manifestation of God with us) long before Jesus appeared as a corporeal form. Thus, “before Abraham was,” Christ (the divine nature that Jesus recognized and demonstrated as his own) is. Because God has been forever, Christ (God's idea) has been forever.  Jesus taught the distinction between the human concept and the divine idea.  Although the human concept (the personality assigned to each of us by mortal sense) is not eternal, Jesus demonstrated that the spiritual idea of each of us… our distinct and individual Christ nature… does dwell forever with God.  The Christ-light illumines human experience to reveal ever-present good. Jesus' message to the Jews (and to those who have followed) was to give up a false sense of mortal origin, follow his teachings, and discover the unchanging truth (Christ) that sets us free from a limited, upside-down, mortal-sense view. (B-8, S-13) Life isn't boring because it is “like Christ, ‘the same yesterday, and to-day, and forever.” Rather, it is full of the promise of a continuous unfolding of Life's goodness, opportunity, vitality, health, and wholeness. (S-14) This perfect view is seen as we accept the eternal presence of the healing light of Christ… chasing away the clouds of distorted views.

 

Section 4: Decay-free living [even when out-voted]

It's pretty silly, actually, to think that the number of times we've travelled around the sun has anything to do with the quality of our life or the health of our being. Caleb and Joshua demonstrated that for us so beautifully! They were willing to be obedient to God, trust themselves to him, and enter the “promised land” when they first reached it. But, they were out-voted. Patiently, they continued in the wilderness, with the others, for another 45 years. When the time came to make the big move, they were as ready and as strong as ever. (B-10) And, why not? Would a God of Love really create an idea designed to gradually decay and die? That whole concept is another lie, resulting from the distorted view of mortal sense. In reality, “Love, the divine Principle that obtains [is established] in divine Science” destroys the false sense of things, and reveals a man that is “the reflection of his Maker” and “not subject to birth, growth, maturity, decay.” (S-16)  We can't accept human birth and then try to reject human death. That which has a beginning, has an ending. A lie has a beginning and an end … but truth just is! So, as we stick to the truth of being… that “Spirit is [man's] primitive and ultimate source of being;” that “God is his Father, and Life is the law of his being”, we can expect not only to not decline, but also to grow stronger and more wise as we go forward… as our eternal, spiritual identity, comes into view. (S-17 & S-19)

 

Section 5: Put out the illusion of life in matter and raise the dead to life

The eternal, immortal, Christ was sufficiently recognized by Peter to enable him to see through the illusion of mortality and death.  He put the mourners out of the room who were focused on the personality of Dorcas (or Tabitha)… blinded by what they saw as the end of her good human works instead of insisting on seeing the immortal, eternal good of her very being that must be continuously expressed. Peter must have also put out of thought all material evidence and mortal thoughts of doubt or fear. He turned right to the body (the present representation of the person) and called Tabitha out of the dream. The call of Christ… the light of Truth… was so strong that Tabitha responded with a full expression of Life. (B-12) What's the lesson here for us? I'm sure there are many. But, what came to me was to not be fooled by appearances… no matter what form discord takes… but stay with the facts. “God is not the author of sickness”… or discord of any nature… and “neither Life nor man dies.” (S-20) If we believe that life is in matter, life can be discordant and eventually come to an end. But life (as the reflection of Life) is not – and never has been – in matter. So, it's not governed by the so-called “laws” of matter. Getting the facts really clear in thought enables those facts to be seen in experience.  

 

Section 6: Choose spiritual existence (and immortal safety) as the reality

In God's creation, there are no surprises… no ups and downs, but rather consistent good. Mortality involves starts and stops. Immortality is the highway of all green lights. The book of Ecclesiastes tells us, “And I know that whatever God does is final. Nothing can be added to it or taken from it. God's purpose is that people should fear him. What is happening now has happened before, and what will happen in the future has happened before, because God makes the same things happen over and over again.”(B-13, NLT) And, so, we have the same opportunities to demonstrate the supremacy of Spirit as the ancient prophets did, as Jesus and his disciples did, as Mrs. Eddy and the early workers in the Christian Science movement did, and as our children and grandchildren will have. The whole point of every experience we have is to teach us to “fear” God… in other words, to respect His almighty nature and lean on immortal Truth to correct the misconceptions of mortal sense. The same Spirit that “raised Jesus from the dead” is with us. It is this Spirit that gives life to (quickens) our mortal bodies. (B-16) How? By being all… by being the only reality. Mortal consciousness HAS to yield to the scientific fact of being as naturally as 2+2=5 HAS to yield to the fact that 2+2=4. (S-26)  Spiritual existence and immortal, eternal life aren't something we aspire to in the future. They are the facts of being now and forever. “Man in the likeness of God as revealed in Science cannot help being immortal.” (S-28) Accepting that fact, and acting in accord with it, allows the true sense of being… “perfect and forever intact”…. to appear in our experience. (S-24) Don't be fooled! Throw out every mortal “turned upside down” misconception and demand to see and experience reality… undecaying, undisturbed immortal man, the image of God, the only Creator.

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 [These application ideas from a Christian Science Practitioner who has served as a Resident Practitioner at CedarS Camps are provided primarily to help CedarS campers and staff (as well as friends) see and demonstrate the great value of study and application of the Christian Science Bible lessons daily throughout the year, not just at camp! YOU CAN ALSO SIGN UP for weekly emails from past CedarS staff of possible ways to share Bible Lesson applications with older, as well as younger, Sunday School classes at www.cedarscamps.org/newsletters   Warren Huff, CedarS Director & editor of these notes & bracketed, italic additions.]

 

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[PSST: Mortal or Immortal – You Pick!!]
Possible Sunday School Topics for the Christian Science Bible Lesson – November 11, 2012
By: Heather K. Libbe, CS (heather.libbe@gmail.com)
 

Subject – MORTALS & IMMORTALS

Just some “food for thought” — In recent Sunday School meetings, we have been taking a closer look at the Bylaws of The Mother Church Manual which pertain to the Sunday School. Article XX, Section 2 states: “The Sabbath School children shall be taught the Scriptures, and they shall be instructed according to their understanding or ability to grasp the simpler meanings of the divine Principle that they are taught.” One thing that stood out to us is that Mrs. Eddy highlights the Scriptures, specifically, in regard to what we are teaching the students. Furthermore, the first sentence of Article XX, Section 3 goes on to say: “The first lessons of the children should be the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:3-17), the Lord's Prayer (Matt. 6:9-13), and its Spiritual Interpretation by Mary Baker Eddy, Sermon on the Mount (Matt. 5:3-12).” Someone within our group then pointed out that 75% of those items come directly from the Scriptures – how neat!

We also spoke about what a wonderful opportunity Sunday School is to really engage with the Scriptures, especially in thinking about how we can be connecting with our Christian friends. To me, this was really helpful & has shifted the way that I have been teaching Sunday School recently, as I've really enjoyed (even with the little ones) diving deep into the Scriptures, as highlighted by our weekly Bible Lesson. For me, it's also resulted in some really fruitful discussions with individuals in ecumenical settings.

Because of this, I am hoping this week to present some questions which will help us all dive in deeper to the “inspired Word” of the Bible… hopefully some of these may be helpful to bring up with your students!

[PSST — Golden Text]  (Romans 8:9 ye (to 1st .)
What does that mean to be “not in the flesh,” but rather “in the Spirit”?

[PSST — Responsive Reading] 
(Isaiah 51:1 (to :), 12, 13 (to ;)), I Peter 1:13-15, 23-25 (to 1st .)
We read in I Peter, “But as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation…” How might we do this? What does it mean to be “holy in all conversation”?

Thinking about the idea of being “born again,” what does this mean to you? How might we respond to a friend who, being concerned for our well-being, asks us if we have been born-again or saved? Where else in the Bible does it talk about being born again? (John 3:3) Is there anything in Mrs. Eddy's writings that could help us think about what it means to be born again? (Note: There is an account in Fruitage called “Born Again” and also an article in Miscellaneous Writings called “The New Birth”)  

  

[PSST — Section 1]
What can we glean from all the passages in Isaiah? I love thinking about the idea of “blessing,” which is mentioned several times throughout Section 1. What does the promise outlined in Psalms 45:2 mean? How have you seen blessings in your life recently? Especially in this season of Thanksgiving, why is gratitude so important? Could gratitude be considered a form of prayer? (YES!)  Does the idea of the “seasons of Mind's creation” (S4) tie into any of the passages from The Bible?    

Looking at the citations from Science & Health, how do they relate to the subject of the Lesson? With the recent election, how can we apply the idea that “Infinite Mind creates and governs all” (S1) to the country? (If you'd like to talk more about the elections, Mrs. Eddy has a great article in Christian Science vs. Pantheism called “Prayer for Country and Church” & it might also be helpful to bring in the recent Sentinel focused on elections, as there were some great articles in that)

[PSST —  Section 2]
What does it mean that God has “been our dwelling place in all generations?” (B6) I was also reminded of Job 28 while reading the passages from Proverbs (B7) where God speaks of all (S)he created.

This might be a really great opportunity to talk about cause & effect and how both cause & effect are in God. (S5) Where have your students seen this in operation? How does cause & effect relate to the idea of mortality & immortality?

In thinking about the idea of “unfoldment,” (S7) it might be nice to tie in the three degrees in the “Scientific Translation of Mortal Mind” from Science & Health pg 115-116. How does creation and unfoldment go hand-in-hand? How about reflection? Where does Spirit fit into all this? (S7, S9)  Are we spiritual or material? (S8)

[PSST — Section 3]
There are several key Bible verses that could be highlighted and discussed here from citation B8: What does Jesus mean when he says, “I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life”? (John 8:12) How might Christ illuminate any darkness we might be experiencing? What does it mean when Jesus says, “Before Abraham was, I am”? (John 8:58)  How can we experience immediate freedom by knowing the Truth? (“And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free” (John 8:32))

 

“Never born and never dying, it were impossible for man, under the government of God in eternal Science, to fall from his high estate.” (S11) This is the second time we've read “never born and never dying.” How does this idea tie into Jesus' words about his connection to Abraham and Abraham's seed? How comforting, too, it is to realize that we cannot fall from our high estate! How might this tie into last week's Lesson about “Adam and Fallen Man”? How might that statement address the idea of man being a sinner?

 

As I was looking up the word “Christ” in Science & Health earlier this week, it was fun to discover how often Mrs. Eddy pairs “Christ” and “Truth” together. What do we learn about the Christ from the passages in citation S12? What are some specific ideas that Mrs. Eddy shares about Christ? (ex: “without beginning of years or end of days,” “the spiritual idea, – the reflection of God,” “the divine image”) What does it mean that Jesus Christ is “the same yesterday, and to-day, and forever.” (S14) Where does this come from in the Bible? (Hebrews 13:8 – it might be neat to point out here how many Bible references Mrs. Eddy makes throughout Science & Health, as it can be easy to forget that there are two books in our pastor) How does Mrs. Eddy connect Abraham and Jesus? What does Mrs. Eddy say about the human and the divine relation?

 

 

[PSST — Section 4]

In this section, we read another story that relates to the idea of age. (B10) How might students begin defending themselves against age already? (Note: Christie Hanzlik, CS gave a really great Prac Talk about celebrating an “unbirthday” which is available to hear online at http://www.cedarscamps.org/metaphysical/archives/Christie_1st_Fri.mp3 )

 

What does Mrs. Eddy say about age & ancestry? (S17 & S19) How might this relate back to the “days and seasons of Mind's creation”? (S4) What does it mean to be the “offspring of Spirit”? (S19) Instead of all the suggestions tied to heredity such as a disease, bad temper or obnoxious mannerism, what does Mrs. Eddy say constitutes our ancestry?

 

 

[PSST — Section 5]

Notice, the story of Peter raising Tabitha from the dead stands alone in this section. It's interesting to note that Peter is the one to do the healing. (Sometimes I need to be reminded that the accounts of healing we find in the Bible were not just by Jesus – hence his command to, “Go & do likewise”) What can we glean from this story? What is significant about Peter making everyone leave the room? What does he say to Tabitha? In which other New Testament stories is the patient told to “Arise”? (It's interesting to look at how Mrs. Eddy uses the word “arise,” as well, throughout her writings)

 

What does Mrs. Eddy have to say about death in the Science & Health citations from this section? (S21-S23) How can death be an “illusion” when it seems so real? How can we “shut the door on death” and “open it wide towards immortality”? (S23) Have we seen others do this? In the Bible? In Mrs. Eddy's life? In the early movement? Now? Do we believe it's possible to raise the dead?

 

What consists of “man's individual being” and what makes it immortal? How might this tie back into the qualities of being which were mentioned in Section 2? (S6) What does Mrs. Eddy say are the “two essential points of Christian Science”? (S20) How do these tie into the subject of this week's Lesson: Mortals & Immortals?

 

[PSST — Section 6]

Bring it home! What does it mean that “whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it:” (B13) and how does this apply to the idea of creation? Might there be a connection with some of the passages from the Responsive Reading? How do we overcome the world? (B14) How does the law of the Spirit free us from the law of sin and death? (B16) What does it mean to “live, and move, and have our being” in God? (B17) How does this tie into the idea of being in Spirit from the Golden Text?

 

What does Mrs. Eddy say is a “great spiritual fact” that we should be aware of? (S24) Are we aware of this? How might this contrast with what the world tries to tell us? How are we to recognize our “genuine selfhood” with what is constantly before our gaze? How can we appreciate the “good & true” in ourselves? Our family? Our friends? Our classmates? Our Sunday School class? Are these qualities mortal or immortal? What happens when we reach out to others and express our gratitude for the good and true? Have you seen effects of this within your own experience? What are some examples of healing that resulted when Jesus did this for others?

 

How wonderful it is to know that, in divine Science, we cannot help but be immortal (S28) and that it is divine Science which “rolls back the clouds of error with the light of Truth, and lifts the curtain on man as never born and as never dying..” (S10) – what a relief!

 

Heather K. Libbe, CS

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Perrysburg, OH 43551

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