21 There are two classes of the sons of men; they who would build the human race upon the sure foundation stones of justice, truth, equality and right, 22 And they who would destroy the holy temple where the Spirit dwells and bring their fellows down to beggary and crime. 23 The holy brotherhood of right must stand united in the stirring conflicts of the hour. 24 No matter whether they be Jews, Samaritans, Assyrians or Greeks, they must tramp down beneath their feet all strife, all discord, jealousy and hate, and demonstrate the brotherhood of man. 25 Then to the ruler of the synagogue he spoke: he said, United in the cause of right we stand; divided we will fall. 26 And then he took the ruler by the hand; a love light filled their souls; and all the people were amazed. CHAPTER 84. _The Christines resume their journey. They tarry a while in the city of Samaria. Jesus speaks in the synagogue. Heals a woman by mental power. He disappears, but later joins his disciples as they journey toward Nazareth._ The Christines turned their faces toward the land of Galilee; but when they reached the city of Samaria, the multitudes pressed hard about them, begging them to tarry in their city for a while. 2 And then they went up to the synagogue, and Jesus opened up the book of Moses, and he read: 3 In thee and in thy seed shall all the nations of the earth be blest. 4 And then he closed the book and said, These words were spoken by the Lord of hosts unto our father Abraham, and Israel has been blessedness to all the world. 5 We are his seed; but not a tithe of the great work that we were called to do has yet been done. 6 The Lord of hosts has set apart the Israelites to teach the unity of God and man; but one can never teach that which he does not demonstrate in life. 7 Our God is Spirit, and in him all wisdom, love and strength abide. 8 In every man these sacred attributes are budding forth, and in due time they will unfold; the demonstration will completed be, and man will comprehend the fact of unity. 9 And you, the ruler of the synagogue, and you, these priests, are honored servants of the Lord of hosts. 10 All men are looking unto you for guidance in the ways of life; example is another name for priest; so what you would that people be, that you must be. 11 A simple godly life may win ten thousand souls to purity and right. 12 And all the people said, Amen. 13 Then Jesus left the synagogue, and at the hour of evening prayer he went up to the sacred grove, and all the people turned their faces toward their holy mount and prayed. 14 And Jesus prayed. 15 And as he sat in silent mood a voice of soul spoke to his soul imploring help. 16 And Jesus saw a woman on a couch in sore distress; for she was sick nigh unto death. 17 She could not speak, but she had heard that Jesus was a man of God, and in her heart she called on him for help.