Faith Is Loyalty to Unseen Reality

Lecture dated January 28, 1972

Approximate read 29 min

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Neville Goddard reframes faith as loyalty to an unseen reality rather than granting reality to unseen things. He teaches that faith involves an act of self-commission: imagine and feel the fulfillment of your desire, then completely yield to the divine presence within as you fall asleep. Drawing on Hebrews 11 and 1 Corinthians 13, he underscores that without faith—complete surrender to God within—it is impossible to please Him. He illustrates this with a stockbroker’s true vision of David, showing how a simple assumption and inner yielding can bring unmistakable evidence of God’s favor. Neville then broadens the concept to a metaphysical drama within the skull of man, where the divine imagination and the Christ-child David lie buried until awakened by faith. Finally, he offers practical steps: define your wish, assume its fulfillment, feel it vividly, and rest in conviction, trusting the inner Being to externalize it.

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