MAN_AS_GOD
Human Imagination is God
The human imagination is not merely a faculty of man, but is God Himself, the eternal body, the source of all creation. This divine imagination is the true…
Related Bible passages
- Jeremiah 15:16
- John 1:1
- John 1:3
Related ideas
Believe It In
Now, all things exist in God, and he exists in you and you exist in him. Your eternal body is the human imagination, and that is God Himself. Your imagination is an actual body in which everything is contained.
The human imagination is not merely a faculty of man, but is God Himself, the eternal body, the source of all creation. This divine imagination is the true identity of Jehovah and Jesus.
Jeremiahs Discovery
What was it that Jeremiah ate? The Word. And what is the Word? What did Jeremiah discover to be the truth concerning God? He discovered that God was the human imagination... Blake is repeating the same story as recorded in the 15th chapter, the 16th verse of Jeremiah, telling us all that the human imagination is the God of scripture... behind the mask you wear is the only God. Divine Imagination reproduced himself in you as your human imagination; and because Divine Imagination contains all, everything is contained in the human imagination.
The ultimate truth discovered by prophets like Jeremiah and expressed by Blake is that God is the human imagination. Divine Imagination has reproduced itself as human imagination, meaning all creative power and reality reside within the individual's imaginative faculty.
The Artist Is God
On this level however God exists as the human imagination, for the human imagination is the divine body called the Lord Jesus. ... all things exist in the human imagination, who is God himself. Imagination is the divine body called Jesus, the Lord.
Neville asserts that the human imagination is the very presence and body of God, specifically identified as the Lord Jesus, implying that our creative faculty is divine and the source of all existence.
The Pattern Man2
Your own wonderful human imagination is the being that I speak of when I speak of God. When I say, “God became as we are, that we may be as He is,” I am speaking of your imagination. And you cannot get away from your imagination. “And by Him all things were made, and without Him was not anything made that was made.” That’s your imagination. ... So, I tell you, your own wonderful human imagination is the God of Whom I speak!
God is identified as the human imagination, the creative power through which all things are made. Recognizing this means understanding that one's imagination is the divine being that will awaken within.