“I know of no better counsel than Jesus gave to His disciples when He sent them forth to cast out devils and heal the sick, and thus in practice to preach the Truth, ‘Be ye wise as serpents and harmless as doves.’ Never get into a passion, but in patience possess ye your soul, and at length you weary out the discord and produce harmony by your _Truth destroying error_. Then it is you get the case. Now if you are not afraid to face the error and argue it down, then you can heal the sick.” Eddy: “When we come to have more faith in the Truth of Being than we have in error, more faith in spirit than in matter, then no material conditions can prevent us from healing the sick and _destroying error through Truth_.”—Page 367, edition of 1898. “We classify disease as error, which nothing but Truth or Mind can heal.”—Page 427, edition of 1898. “Discord is the nothingness of error. Harmony is the somethingness of Truth.”—Page 172, edition of 1898. Quimby: “The patient’s disease is in his belief.” “Error is sickness. Truth is health.” Eddy: “Sickness is part of the error which _Truth casts out_.”—Page 478, edition of 1898. Quimby: “In this science the names are given; thus God is Wisdom. This Wisdom, not an Individuality but a _principle_, embraces every _idea_ form, of which the idea, man, is the highest,—hence the image of God, or the Principle.” Eddy: “God is the principle of man; and the principle of man remaining perfect, its idea or reflection—man—remains perfect.” —Page 466, edition of 1898. “Man was and is God’s idea.”—Page 231, edition of 1898. “Man is the idea of divine principle.”—Page 471, edition of 1898. “What is God? Jehovah is not a person. God is principle.”—Page 169, edition of 1881. Quimby: “Understanding is God.” Eddy: “Understanding is a quality of God.”—Page 449, edition of 1898. Quimby: “All sciences are part of God.” Eddy: “All science is of God.”—Page 513, edition of 1898. Quimby: “Truth is God.” “There is no other Truth but God.” “God is Wisdom.” “God is Principle.” Eddy: “Truth is God.”—Page 183, edition of 1898. “Truth, God, is not the Father of error.”—Page 469, edition of 1898. Quimby: “Wisdom, Love and Truth are the Principle.” Eddy: “How can I most rapidly advance in the understanding of Christian Science? Study thoroughly the letter and imbibe the spirit. Adhere to its divine Principle, and follow its behests, abiding steadily in Wisdom, Love, and Truth.”—Page 491, edition of 1898. Quimby: “Error is matter.” “Matter has no intelligence.” “To give intelligence to matter is an error which is sickness.”