What is the meaning of divinity of Christ?

The Jesus' Series

JESUS his divinity

Was Christ the embodiment of a higher light in the garb of man—or was He God made manifest in flesh?

All truth is from God.

In presenting Christ in the garb of man, the element of human divinity stands forth as co-existent with immortality, and in conferring the Law of Divinity upon Christ, He was radiant with inspiration.

The whole realm of immensity teems with millions of spirits who are conversant with the law of divinity.

This law is ever transcendent through eternity, as we are with our alphabet, and when the faculties are aroused to a sense of duty, and spirits see steps, involving great good, they step forward and make use of a mind in the body as freely as if it were their own.

He shadowed forth what was given him from the Source of Intelligence, desirous of raising the Jews from their old standpoint of theology and of bringing the world into subjection to a morality and religion of the heart in lieu of forms and ceremonies.

With these intentions in view, they made use of the laws governing spirit communion and enveloped his organism with the aroma of spirit influence, and swept across his intellect the purity of their thoughts, and aroused him to a sense of the fact that the whole human family might share it, also, and He bent his energies to the welfare of all.

His path lay in the direction that they influenced him to go and He feared no evil because they were constantly with him. They sought to instruct him that this power was not confined to himself alone, and hence He says—All these things that I do shall ye do, also, and even greater things shall ye do. Neither has it been confined to him, for the exercise of this power stands recorded both before and after the existence of Christ.

We are the recipients of it today and it only awaits the time when our minds will be better prepared to look upon all things with an eye that perceives no change in the Great Law of the Universe. It treads the mighty Universe of Thought, its domain is eternity where mind is resurrected in the brilliancy of all its former capabilities. It extinguishes the flame of error as it passes up the lofty heights of progression and descends back to earth to clear the film of bigotry and ignorance from the eye of human intelligence, waxing strong in the principles to which all are indebted for those worldwide instructions, which waft the spirit on to eternity.

Conscious that whatever tends to bind the moral, social and religious nature to a higher power deadens sin and vice and opens the door to progress, advancing both individual and national purity, they drop into the understanding the fruits of a higher and more lasting foundation. It was thus that Christ showed those remarkable powers of mind.