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Section 2 ~ Theology.  Chapter 6 of Science and Health 1910, Last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   See SUBTITLE Text content below.

  	    The disciples apprehended their Master better than
30	did others; but they did not comprehend all	                  Doubting
  	that he said and did, or they would not have	                  disciples 
  	questioned him so often. Jesus patiently persisted in
 1	teaching and demonstrating the truth of being. His stu-
  	dents saw this power of Truth heal the sick, cast out evil,
 3	raise the dead; but the ultimate of this wonderful work
  	was not spiritually discerned, even by them, until after the
  	crucifixion, when their immaculate Teacher stood before
 6	them, the victor over sickness, sin, disease, death, and
  	the grave. 
  	    Yearning to be understood, the Master repeated,
 9	"But whom say ye that I am?" This renewed inquiry
  	meant:  Who or what is it that is able to do the work, so
  	mysterious to the popular mind? In his rejection of the
12	answer already given and his renewal of the question,
  	it is plain that Jesus completely eschewed the narrow
  	opinion implied in their citation of the common report
15	about him.