Persons Represent States in Scripture

Lecture dated April 25, 1969

Approximate read 36 min

{"Neville GoddardPersons Represent Statesscripture interpretationimagination as GodLaw of Assumptionbiblical allegoryspiritual psychologyinner Christ

In this lecture Neville Goddard explains that figures in the Bible—Abraham, Jacob, Jesus, and even Satan—are not literal persons but personifications of internal states. He contrasts the state of doubt (Satan) with the state of truth (Jesus), asserting that true judgment need not align with external facts. Goddard teaches that our own human imagination is the sole creative force, equating it with the divine name I AM. He illustrates how personal revelations and visions confirm scripture unfolding within the individual. Practical application involves imagining a desired scene, participating in it mentally, and trusting its mustering into external reality. Ultimately, he emphasizes that every soul will awaken to its divine nature, merging with the Christ-state already buried in the “hollowed out stone” of one’s skull.

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