It is time for an EARLY talk of Charles Fillmore's again, so here is one from September 30, 1917, a Sunday morning talk to be exact. The title is "Intellectual Concepts" and Mr. Fillmore uses the story of Jesus and the Pharisees' confrontation as told by the writer of the Gospel of Matthew when the Pharisees asked which of the Commandments was the greatest. Jesus replies then confounds them with a question of whose son is the Christ?

It is time for an EARLY talk of Charles Fillmore's again, so here is one from September 30, 1917, a Sunday morning talk to be exact. The title is "Intellectual Concepts" and Mr. Fillmore uses the story of Jesus and the Pharisees' confrontation as told by the writer of the Gospel of Matthew when the Pharisees asked which of the Commandments was the greatest. Jesus replies then confounds them with a question of whose son is the Christ?

It is time for an EARLY talk of&nbsp;Charles Fillmore's again, so here is one from September 30, 1917, a Sunday morning talk to be exact. The title is "Intellectual Concepts" and Mr. Fillmore uses the story of Jesus and the Pharisees' confrontation as told by the writer of the Gospel of Matthew when the Pharisees asked which of the Commandments was the greatest. Jesus&nbsp;replies&nbsp;then confounds them with a question of whose son is the Christ?

Intellectual Concepts

Unity pioneered radio broadcasting nearly a century ago, and host Bob Brach now shares original radio transcripts from the Unity Archives with Truth students worldwide. Hear the words of Charles Fillmore, Ernest Wilson, and other legendary Unity teachers in the context of what was happening in the world in that era.

Download the transcript.

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Unity pioneered radio broadcasting nearly a century ago, and host Bob Brach now shares original radio transcripts from the Unity Archives with Truth students worldwide. Hear the words of Charles Fillmore, Ernest Wilson, and other legendary Unity teachers in the context of what was happening in the world in that era. Download the transcript.

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