For though the wine is of course also a part of the Universal Substance, we must remember that the Universal Substance is itself a manifestation of the Life of the All-Creating Spirit, and therefore this fluid form of the primary substance has been selected as representing the eternal flowing of the Life of the Spirit into all creation, culminating in its supreme expression in the consciousness of those who, in the recognition of these truths, seek to bring their heart into union with the Divine Spirit.

From such considerations as these it will be seen how vast a field of thought is covered by Christ's words "Do this in remembrance of Me." In conclusion, therefore, do not let yourselves be led astray by any philosophy that denies the Personality of God.

In the end it will be found to be a foolish philosophy.

No other starting-point of creation is conceivable than the Self-Contemplation of the Divine Spirit, and the logical sequence from this brings us to the ultimate result of the Creative Process in the statement that "if any man be in Christ he is a New creature," or as the margin has it "a new creation" (II Cor.

v: 17).