The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 AND AGAIN. The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto a great Ruler who had a fountain of healing waters. AND AGAIN. The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto a great Ruler who had a fountain of healing waters.
  
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 Then he spake yet again, saying, “Take those who have given of the water undefiled and without adulteration, and who have also given freely and without price, and set them in high authority; for unto each shall be done as he faithfully deserve, and he who is faithful in a low task shall I set above his fellow men.” Then he spake yet again, saying, “Take those who have given of the water undefiled and without adulteration, and who have also given freely and without price, and set them in high authority; for unto each shall be done as he faithfully deserve, and he who is faithful in a low task shall I set above his fellow men.”
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