The Meaning of the Bible

I would like to keep this simple. I think that most people do not get it. The meaning of the Bible is that God is becoming. That is what Moses got. That is what all of this is about. God is becoming. The Ineffable had a hunger, a desire to be manifest; 'God' is Its action by which It is becoming manifest. All of the symbology and illustration is about that.

God is a field of energy conscious and upward moving. It is good, and It is increasing. There is an intended end in which It is fully and completely manifest. That target is already fully known by the Ineffable, and is in Its eyes/opinion already existent as the full and complete Manifestation of the Ineffable -- a burning bush whose flame is never extinguished; the Ineffable as fully and completely become as It can be...perpetually.

Soak up Genesis 1:1 as fully as you can. The planned and intended end-target Manifestation is the Ineffable's creative agent, the Beginning. It exists before the creation of the universe begins:

"As the Beginning (the planned End of the Ineffable Most High's manifestation as the initial active agent), (the Ineffable) created (i.e., imagined as though already existing) God (all His actions to the End [see the burning bush here]), the heavens (all that would be thought), and the earth (all that would be physically manifested)."

The Ineffable AND Its Manifestation investigated, considered, and planned everything ahead. That is what Genesis 1:1 means. 'Created' means "imagined as existing." This is way beyond daydream and wishful thinking!! Genesis 1 is the finalized PLAN. That which the Ineffable created (by assuming it was already completed) is in the process becoming manifest. This is how the world works; it is the spirit/consciousness of the Ineffable DOING what has been assumed. "What is thought does not recede into the past, but proceeds into the future to confront us in manifestation" (Neville Goddard, paraphrased). What God believes/assumes is real will happen. It believed Genesis chapter 1. It believed the last chapter of Revelation. It is in the process of becoming now.

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Below is some of the obfuscating gobbledygook I had written on the topic. Maybe it will entertain you, perhaps enlighten. I just hated to throw it away in editing it out:

Theologians talk about there being a most high No-thing "God" who is wholly other than every created thing. Separate and divided from Its Creation. We have no way to describe this Being, because It is completely outside and beyond our perception. Some call It the ineffable Most High God, or simply "the Ineffable." 'Ineffable' means that there is nothing you can say about it. To describe It, your lips don't move, because there is nothing anyone can say about It. It is beyond conception.

You are thinking, “This is not keeping it simple.” But it is simple: everything comes from the No-thing's consciousness, and everything must, therefore, be consciousness. Having no “thing” to It, the only thing the No-thing can do is think. It has consciousness to imagine with. This consciousness/imagining is the Ineffable's Manifestation and is Its "Son."

In my opinion, that God is not what the Bible's authors are talking about in the Bible when they say "God." The real God is what the No-thing's consciousness does. And this is the crux of my message: the only thing the ineffable No-thing can do is imagine. It thinks. It imagines. It assumes. The No-thing has CONSCIOUSNESS, "spirit," and that consciousness is what we call God. "God is spirit." Spirit is the thought of the Ineffable. Its thought is as close as we can get to the Ineffable Being, the No-thing Who is conscious but is BEYOND that consciousness. We can only see what It does, and that is imagination.

So, there is consciousness, and of What is conscious we have absolutely no idea. Except that Its consciousness is Its action and that action is our "God." The consciousness of the Ineffable is Its Manifestation, the appearance of the No-thing in a manifest way. You might say that the consciousness of the ineffable No-thing, which consciousness/action we call God, is Its "Son." The Bible does, which is a large portion of my point. This "Son" was the Beginning of all creation in Genesis 1:1, creating all things by imagining God, the heavens, and the earth as existing before they actually did. Then the course of nature brings them about. The Ineffable's consciousness saw all the things in the six days as complete and beautiful before they physically existed. To create is to imagine a la God: What It thinks becomes.

Because All Is Consciousness - ASSUME (I.e., Create/Imagine As Real) Experience to CHANGE or SHAPE Forthcoming Experience

All is consciousness...ONLY. Any thing, whatever it may be, is only imagined. You, me, everything...is wholly thought. There is particle-facilitated experienced imagination -- we call it life, but it is nevertheless consciousness only. The particles are the Ineffable's intelligence imagining it is what It thinks it is. See the double-slit experiments, in which power becomes particle ONLY WHEN OBSERVED.

When I was first saved, I became conscious that the world was not as I had been taught from experience and school, but truly exists and is governed according to the Bible. That is, as Moses made clear in the Pentateuch, the universe is consciousness, and the world is completely subject to the will of God.

When God said, "Let there be light," that was consciousness - thought, and everything since has come from consciousness and is consciousness.

God, the consciousness of the ineffable Most High, assumes that everything is as it assumes. And so everything is. All that CAN BE has already been imagined. IF we desire some other experience than the one presently assumed, we can ASSUME as God the desired experience, that which does exist, to be, and it will exist.

Neville Goddard said that his friend taught him in 1933 how to change his experience. Neville desired to be on Barbados Island in the Caribbean. He was, physically, in New York. His friend, Abdullah, told him, "You are IN Barbados." That is, assume that you ARE in Barbados. Neville worked on assuming to actually be in Barbados. He went to sleep assuming sincerely that he slept in his bed on Barbados. In about a month he received funds and fare to Barbados.

Assume that what you want is received. Feel gratitude. Appreciate its being given. Appreciate the Giver. Life is the appeasement of His hunger.