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"The darkest hour precedes the dawn"

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Announcements › Forums › Spirit — February 7th, 2021 › "The darkest hour precedes the dawn"

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  • February 2, 2021 at 11:21 am #12157
    JPalmer
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    12. 96 : 4-11 (to 2nd .)
    Love will finally mark the hour of harmony, and spiritualization will follow, for Love is Spirit. Before error is wholly destroyed, there will be interruptions of the general material routine. Earth will become dreary and desolate, but summer and winter, seedtime and harvest (though in changed forms), will continue unto the end, — until the final spiritualization of all things. “The darkest hour precedes the dawn.”

    This seemed ominous when reading it this week, but then I remembered that dark time before I came to Plainfield. Certainly there was an interruption of my “general material routine” and the world felt “dreary and desolate.” That “darkest hour” did indeed precede the dawn, as once I came to Plainfield all things became new. And, the world has been brightening ever since, as I have been learning to live this Science. I would have that for everyone, since nothing is so wonderful as finding your place and purpose in God.

    Thank you for this lesson, and for this Church!

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