Neville Goddard on Abdullah’s Sudden Correction
Did you catch this? Probably the best bit of “God's Law and His Promise," just over one minute into the audio (1:04 to 1:10): Neville Goddard : Summary of The Law and Imagination (BEST).
"He was telling me that if I want something, I must now at the moment I want it assume that I have it. I want to go to Barbados/I am IN Barbados. So this night, when I sleep, I sleep in Barbados."
"He was telling me that if I want something, I must now at the moment I want it assume that I have it. I want to go to Barbados/I am IN Barbados. So this night, when I sleep, I sleep in Barbados."
posted by Daniel C. Branham-Steele at
1:14 AM
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Hello again. I am curious how you might interpret Luke chapter 22 through a Neville lens? In chapter 7 of Your Faith Is Your Fortune, Neville addresses Luke 22:42 (the chapter heading is "Thy Will Be Done.") But I find his explanation unsatisfactory and it doesn't seem to fit the context. He equates this with “I can of Myself do nothing, the Father within Me, He doeth the work.” But he seems to skip over the part where Jesus is saying "I really don't want this, yet if it's your will, I will endure it." Like, I get the interpretation of God/Imagination working out the "how" of a desire versus trying to manipulate things by our own might. But it still makes no sense when Jesus is saying "I don't want this." Plus the rest of the chapter.. the supper, the betrayal, the arrest...?
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Anonymous, at 8:39 AM
Hello again, Anonymous. I hope I answered your question in God's Will IS Done, March 15, 2019 (https://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2019/03/gods-will-is-done.html).
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Daniel C. Branham-Steele, at 1:34 AM
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