Study Guide For Students Of Lessons In Truth
Historical English edition, complete twelve lessons and study guide
H. Emilie Cady
Questions on Spiritual Gifts
1. The power of ______ is a great spiritual gift, but there are many more gifts.
(see paragraph 7)
2. Paul said that “there are ___________ of gifts, but the same ______.”
(see paragraph 12)
3. Our greatest work is done in our own _______ channel.
(see paragraph 22)
4. Failure is only the death of the ___ that new good may come.
(see paragraph 23)
5. In times of trial we need to get our attention away from ___ and seek to live the life.
(see paragraph 27)
Questions on Unity of the Spirit
1. All spiritual teachings are basically the same because Spirit __ ___.
(see paragraph 14)
2. With the “single” eye we see God only as the ___ _____in our life.
(see paragraph 15)
3. If others do not see Truth as we do, we should not try to convert them by repeated external ___________.
(see paragraph 21)
4. There is no necessity for us to separate God as ____________ and God as __________ _____.
(see paragraph 28)
5. God is principle but principle becomes ___________ when manifested in the human body.
(see paragraph 31)
PRAYER
Because I work with the indwelling power of God, I reap the perfect expression of His gifts in my life and affairs.
A Brief Glossary of Truth Terms
NOTE: The terms Truth (capitalized) and Unity are used to designate the principles taught by the Unity School of Christianity and presented to the public through its literature. The term Truth (capitalized) means that which is the fundamental and ultimate reality of anything. Truth may transcend fact. For instance, to a Unity student a person’s illness is fact, not Truth; he believes that the Truth about the person is wholeness; he believes that wholeness is God’s will for his children and that wholeness is the fundamental and ultimate reality of each person’s being.
Being--God; Diety.
being--finite existence.
consciousness--sum total of inner awareness.
demonstrate--to bring forth; reveal; prove.
demonstration--outward expression; proof.
Divine Mind--God.
manifest--to bring into form; to make evident to the senses; prove; give evidence of.
manifestation--that which has been brought forth as evident to the senses; express.
meditate--to contemplate or ponder; to dwell in thought.
metaphysics--that division of philosophy which includes the science of being or reality, or the science of the fundamental causes and processes in things.
principle--basic law.
reality--that which is absolute or ultimately true.
realization--clear, vivid knowing; understanding.
the silence--state of stillness, relaxation, and receptivity wherein one may experience the presence of God.