Some of the good brothers and sisters of other denominationsthink regard it almost an insult unintentional to Deity to voice the insignificance of mortals after the manner of the poet songster who writes Oh to be nothing nothingEditorial Note: The words of the hymn “Oh, to be nothing, nothing” were written by Georgiana M. Taylor (1847-1915) in 1869. Mary Baker Eddy has quoted four lines from the hymn here, and her wording differs slightly from the original wording.

Only to lie at His feet

An empty and broken vessel

For the Fathers uses most meet

But to my sense spiritual of the last line of that verse excuses by an and explaination Corrected: explanation Imparts sense of the nothings of mortal man, he of whom the scripture saithhe "to-day is and tommorrow is cast into the oven"Matt 6:30 Wherefore, if God so clothe the grass of the field, which to-day is, and to-morrow is cast into the oven, shall he not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith? That iscremated and consigned to his its original – dust. since In Theinspired Wordlanguage of inspiration itis a Again [?] Unclear or illegible  saith of mortal dust Thou art and unto dust shalt Thou return

While certain doctrines of men are detrimental to Divine Science and tend to deprive reason of revelation and man of immortality to the averment of mortal nothingness is to my sense consistent as nothing else can be with the Science of the immortality of man and the Allness yea the infinitude of Go God, or Mind, and its logical sequence viz the nothingness of matter if whatever implies or that whichincludes the opposite of Mind and Consequently is consequently mortal because of this error