Holding to Our Faith

Lecture dated September 05, 1969

Approximate read 34 min

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In “Holding to Our Faith,” Neville Goddard emphasizes the necessity of personal testing and experience of faith rather than external tradition. He teaches that Jesus Christ represents the human imagination within each person, serving as the sole creative power and mediator with God. Referencing John 14, he describes faith as dwelling in different mental states or “mansions” and instructs listeners to “tune” their imagination to the desired reality. Goddard dismantles the need for intermediaries like saints or priests, illustrating the futility of external symbols with the Vatican’s de-canonization of saints. He warns against fear and highlights the power of imaginal acts to bring desires to fruition within the proper timing and persistence. Ultimately, he urges a living faith through active assumption of the wish fulfilled and warns that neglecting the imagination’s power leads to spiritual stagnation.

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