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After God’s Own Heart

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    parthens
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    In the late 1800s, Swiss artist Eugène Burnand created a series of illustrations based on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, the most striking of which may be found here, third picture down This unique focus upon the Father alone, watching intently for the return of his child is also a perfect depiction of the heart of Christ Jesus as well. And nothing was more important to Mrs. Eddy, nothing more urgent than this: “Three times a day, I retire to seek the divine blessing on the sick and sorrowing, with my face toward the Jerusalem of Love and Truth, in silent prayer to the Father which ‘seeth in secret,’ and with childlike confidence that He will reward ‘openly.’ ” (Miscellaneous Writings, page 133.)

    God grant that my heart likewise keep pace with the heavenly Father’s.

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    Florence
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    Thank you Parthens! What wonderful depiction of Our Father’s unfailing Love and Compassion!

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