THOUGHT TO HOLD IN SILENCE AND
TO MEDITATE UPON DURING THE DAY
FOR JUSTICE
"There's a Spirit of Justice that Secures me in Which is My Own."
If we reach a consciousness of justice, we need have no doubts as
to our care in every particular while journeying between the two
peaks of eternity--from birth to the Great Divide.
There is nothing that can defeat justice; and the person who has
a consciousness of justice will attract to himself every
conceivable thing needed for this life, because it will be the logical
objective of justice to supply to each individual that justice for which
he thinks.
That is the reason why this affirmation is so complete in
itself; namely, "There is a spirit of JUSTICE that secures me in which
is my own, and this security is provided already for us by the Spirit
of Justice."
It would be a psychological paradox to think that Justice could be defeated. That could not be.
Perhaps it appears to you that your own has not yet been secured to you, but, remember that life
is fleeting--that a year is as a tale that is told--and that a decade is but as "Ships that pass in the
night"--when the years have vanished in the distance.
If you have lived a life of justice, and it appears now that your own is not coming to you, that
someone else is having more of the good things of life than you, and that someone seems to have
used the art of the man of injustice, be not deceived, God is not mocked, for "whatsoever a man
soweth that shall he also reap." If you have sowed equity and justice in the days that are gone, be
sure that the same equity and justice will be secured to you.
The Scriptures tell us not to think too much of the man who is nourishing like a green bay tree,
for his efforts are soon cut off and he vanisheth away.
One who is astride the scales of justice, and who thinks that he can hold the balance, is gravely
mistaken. He may have occupied his present position for many years, first putting his weight on
one side and then on the other in an effort to keep his equilibrium. Perhaps today it appears that
the scales of justice are being well manipulated by his insincerity, duplicity or trickery--but it is
like the green bay tree. It will soon pass away.
Justice is as eternal as God Himself, and there is no more possibility of defeating it in the
individual's life, in your own life, in the life of a nation or in the history of mankind, than there is
