The Promise: Bible Stories Are God’s Vocabulary

I meant to explain to Courtney that God speaks in illustrations. Neville Goddard was very, very well versed in all the Bible stories and trained in their esoteric meanings. He had become well practiced in the exercise of the Law for causation and in mystical experiences. In his receiving the Promise (59 years ago today, btw), he recognized things in the sense that they spoke to him. He was in his skull, he could stand in its cavity, there was a stone to roll away at its base, he came out as being born, the old passed away, there were three witnesses, the Christ child, the Promise of being his father - God.

What Neville went through was a conversation. God explained, using illustrative vocabulary from the Bible, what he is doing. This was much like the communication process explained by Mark Vickler. God can speak audibly, but usually we hear him (if we are listening) through visual thoughts and the things that are happening in our lives. Those things are signs as much as the Promise was to Neville. See Gregg Braden’s video on the Seven Essene Mirrors. Our lives are our God conversation “seen by every man.”