Where Are You From?

Lecture dated March 12, 1963

Approximate read 39 min

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In this lecture Neville Goddard examines John 19:11 and John 7 to contrast two notions of time: the ever-present ‘this time’ and the yet-to-come ‘my time.’ He describes Jesus’ refusal to answer Pilate’s question 'Where are you from?' as a correction of worldly misunderstandings of power. Goddard then shares a firsthand experience of inwardly arresting activity to freeze and reanimate the external world, demonstrating consciousness as the animator of reality. He critiques the conventional linear view of history, drawing on Ecclesiastes and Isaiah to illustrate cyclical time and the wheel of recurrence. A modern anecdote follows: a woman glimpses the headline 'Kennedy Shot' ten days before the assassination but forgets until confronted with the newspaper, showing how reason can suppress prophetic perception. From this he derives the practice of 'revision'—radical mental change to redeem unpleasant experiences before the wheel turns again. Ultimately he underscores that all events are part of a divine drama in which the believer shares the creative power of God and participates in the unity of the body of Christ.

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