for Nothing is which is not Light. I think idea. Light registering My idea in the two sexing lights making love My baby, into form is born thy image My thinking.
Form hath now existence, sow have My imaginings. These exist not, for they are not Me. I alone
existing, I, the ALL.
I create my imaginal embodying inbreathing, My pulsing universe Me. My universe is My
image yet My image is not Me.
All things are My image, yet they are not thee, even though I am in them and they in Me perfectly made.
To think I create
is me to be
You seeing I shape Light,
for all that appears brilliant you know.
Idea stirs,
Light answers,
registering thought through mirroring currents,
in two form arrives
an image born of my imagining.
Forms now seem to exist to kiss,
as imaginings seem to stand, run jump up around and upon my land
yet they remain reflections,
signs along the way,
being thy source itself.
Creation breathes through me,
a pulsing heart beating universe of meaning,
images arising,
imaging returning
each complete, each held,
each pointing thinking,
reaching forward lovingly building my great story.
BARABBAS OR JESUS – Neville Goddard April 5, 1963 Tonight’s subject is “Barabbas or Jesus.” This is the greatest trial that ever took place in eternity. You have read of trials in countries where billions are involved. It means nothing compared to this trial. This is the greatest of all trials. When we read the scriptures we find things like the raising of Lazarus, which is the most fantastic thing you can imagine. A man who was dead for four days and his sister said: “By this time there is an odor” and he raises Lazarus, and yet only one Evangelist records it – only John tells the story. Matthew, Mark, and Luke do not mention the story of Lazarus. How could you tell the story of a man in this world who could raise someone who had decayed and bring him back to life, as we understand life, and not tell it as part of his biography? I could take you through the many stories and show you that one story is told by two, and sometimes three, and only by one, yet here, in this stor...
PROPHETIC SKETCHES - Neville Goddard September 22, 1967 The stories recorded in the Bible are prophetic sketches of events predestined to take place in the individual you! We are told in the seventh chapter of John: “We know where this man comes from, yet we are told that when the Christ appears no one will know where he comes from.” Speaking of the Father and the higher realm to which he now belongs, Jesus says: “A time will come when I will no longer speak to you in parables, but tell you plainly of the Father.” Trying to convince man of man’s own Fatherhood from which he came and to which he will return, Jesus said: “I came out from the Father and I have come into the world. Again I am leaving the world and returning to the Father.” Now, where does he speak plainly? In the 14th chapter of John, saying: “He who sees me has seen the Father,” and in the 10th [chapter] of John, when he states: “I and the Father are one.” Now let us take the first great sketch as recorded in the Bo...
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