The Cup of Foaming Wine

Lecture dated May 31, 1968

Approximate read 31 min

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In this lecture Neville Goddard explores the biblical metaphor of the ‘cup of foaming wine’ as human fate—neither wholly bitter nor wholly sweet, but a well-mixed experience ordained by the Father. He links the image to the Prodigal Son, explaining how we must separate from the Father, undergo a dramatic play of fall and redemption, and ultimately awaken as the Father Himself. Neville then shares several student visions and dreams—of conception, birth, healing, and spiritual meals—and interprets their symbolic meanings in light of scriptural prophecy and personal transformation. He emphasizes the inevitability of resurrection from above, the sequence of mystical experiences, and the unity of all as sons of God. Finally, he announces upcoming lectures on the creative power of imagination and encourages the audience to continue submitting their own visions for interpretation.

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