The Friend of Sinners

Lecture dated April 24, 1964

Approximate read 39 min

The Friend of Sinnerslaw of assumptionbiblical imaginationpower of beliefChristian mysticismI am hesin and faithinner silence

In this lecture Neville Goddard explores the biblical concept that all sin stems from a lack of faith in the statement “I am he.” He cites Old and New Testament passages to show that Jehovah and Jesus are the same savior, emphasizing that sin is simply disobedience to this inner truth. Two personal anecdotes illustrate how focused imagination and assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled can manifest real outcomes: one from a woman and one from a man who both realized long-held desires. Goddard teaches that each person’s imagination creates their reality, and that repentance means a radical change of attitude toward life. He underscores the unity of all consciousness, declaring that when we help another we help ourselves. Finally, he calls on listeners to test their faith through practical application of the law of assumption and to dwell in the end state of their desires.

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