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Jul 21, 2026 48 min

The Greatest Blessing

from Neville Goddard Lectures, Restored Hosted by Neville Goddard

Neville Goddard discusses a strong imagination as the greatest blessing, illustrating how assuming another's identity can influence outcomes. He relates this to the biblical principle of God's fixed intention to form man into the image of Jesus Christ. Stories of individuals assuming 'I am Jesus Christ' and experiencing involuntary scriptural fulfillment are shared, linking the law's application on the earthly level to spiritual unfolding. Full word-synced transcript: https://feelingfield.com/lectures/the-greatest-blessing/

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