GOD’S WISEST CREATURE – Neville Goddard Lecture Archive

"The fall - in symbolism, is associated with the serpent. As God's wisest creature, he said to generic man (in the form of woman): "Did God say you would die?" and she answered: "Yes, if I ate the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil." Then he made this statement: "God knows you will not surely die, but your eyes will be opened and you will become like the gods, knowing good and evil." (Genesis 3)"

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GOD’S PROMISE TO MAN – Neville Goddard Lecture Archive

"One night I went to sleep quite normally in the city of San Francisco, and in the wee hours of the morning a most intense vibration was taking place in my head and I begin to awake. Instead of awakening on the bed in my hotel room, I am awakening in my skull to find my skull, not a room - my skull is a sepulcher, a tomb, and I am fully awake in my skull - alone."

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GOD’S PLAN OF REDEMPTION Neville Goddard 1969 – Lecture Archive

"God has imagined himself as you. He has taken upon himself a garment of flesh and blood for a purpose. Having sent himself - God cannot return to himself empty - but must accomplish his purpose and prosper in the thing for which he was sent."

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