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    2 Cor. 5,6 – “[To be] at home in the body [is to be] absent from the Lord. [To] be absent from the body [is] to be present with the Lord.”

    After Joseph Mann’s wondrously speedy from a gunshot wound to the heart that doctors pronounced unalterably fatal, Mrs. Eddy exclaimed: “You have had a wonderful experience; you were thrown violently out of the body. Go not back into the house.” (Reminiscences of Mary Baker Eddy, Class of 1923 Notes, page 55)

    Being “at home” with the body – the 5 material senses – means being absent from the Lord, which renders the body vulnerable to sickness, accident, death. On the other hand, being “at home” with the Lord means being absent from the body, which allows the body to be governed by the spiritual senses and thereby express its true nature: invulnerability.

    “Because thou hast made the Lord thy habitation [home] there shall no evil befall him. Neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling [home].”

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