Thy Dead Shall Live

Lecture dated November 13, 1964

Approximate read 29 min

Thy Dead Shall LiveIsaiah 26Romans 6 interpretation1 Kings 13 symbolismbaptism into Christdeath and resurrectionpower of imaginationmetaphysical Christianity

In this lecture delivered on 13 November 1964, Neville Goddard explores the symbolic meaning of death and resurrection in Christian scripture. He begins with a reflection on Romans 6, emphasizing that baptism signifies a union with Christ’s death and burial, leading to a new life. By examining the story in 1 Kings 13, he illustrates disobedience and the ultimate sovereignty of God in the process of death and resurrection. Goddard interprets physical death as a profound sleep from which we awaken to new creative powers. He underscores the role of imagination in manifesting reality and recounts personal anecdotes of post-mortem encounters that demonstrate consciousness beyond the grave. Arguing that all dreams and experiences originate in the divine “I AM,” he urges listeners to consciously dream noble states and to expect their assumptions to materialize. Ultimately, he calls for an awakening to our oneness with Christ and the power to create through our imaginal acts.

Loading...

Loading...
Video thumbnail
Loading video details...
🔗 View on YouTube