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Jesus Christ as Human Imagination
Jesus Christ is not an external historical figure but is the individual's own wonderful human imagination, which is one with God and possesses infinite…
Related Bible passages
- 1 Corinthians 1:24
- Colossians 1:27
- John 10:33-36
- John 1:3
- John 1:10
- John 1:14
- Deuteronomy 32:39
- Mark 9:23
- John 1:1-3
- John 1:17
- 1 Corinthians 3:11
- 2 Corinthians 13:5
- 2 Corinthians 13:5
- John 1:3
- Galatians 6:7
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Gods Almighty Power
I firmly believed that Jesus Christ was my own wonderful human imagination, that he was one with God, and that all things were possible to him. Jesus Christ is your own wonderful human imagination! Believe me.
Jesus Christ is not an external historical figure but is the individual's own wonderful human imagination, which is one with God and possesses infinite creative power.
Gods Creative Power
I tell you that Jesus Christ is your own wonderful human imagination, who is the eternal creative power of God." and "the only power is Jesus Christ who is the human Imagination!"
Neville teaches that Jesus Christ is not an external historical figure but the indwelling creative power of God, which is synonymous with one's own human imagination. This imagination is the sole source of all creation and power.
Gods Plan Of Redemption
I have tested him and know from experience that this presence who created the universe, is my own wonderful human imagination. Called Jesus in the New Testament and Jehovah in the Old, his revealed name is I am. Now, if I am made everything and you know you imagined it before it appeared, and it appeared because you imagined it, then you have found Jesus Christ to be your own wonderful human imagination. But I tell you: Christ in you creates your life, for you are all imagination and your imagination can be used for good or for evil. If this is true, then you should find out where he is and how to reach him. Is he your human imagination? Test him and see.
Jesus Christ is not an external historical figure but is the individual's own wonderful human imagination, the creative power that forms the universe and all experiences. This identity is revealed through personal testing and experience, proving that one's imagination is the Christ within.
Gods Plan Of Redemption 1969
I have tested him and know from experience that this presence who created the universe, is my own wonderful human imagination. Called Jesus in the New Testament and Jehovah in the Old, his revealed name is I Am. If I Am made everything and you know you imagined it before it appeared, and it appeared because you imagined it, then you have found Jesus Christ to be your own wonderful human imagination.
Jesus Christ is not an external savior but the individual's own wonderful human imagination, the creative power that manifests all reality. This imagination is the "I Am" and the "Word" of God.
No Other Foundation 2
Now I ask you: who is this Jesus Christ who is in you? He is your own wonderful human imagination - the foundation stone of your world! Your dreams create your world, and the dreamer dreaming those dreams, is your human imagination scripture calls Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ is not an external deity but the creative power within every individual, their own human imagination, which is the foundation and source of their entire reality.
Seeing Christ Through The Eyes Of Paul
Jesus Christ is the creative power of your own wonderful human imagination! That is Jesus Christ and there is no other! God the Father is buried in you as your I am, and your human I amness is Jesus Christ. Imagining is his son, his creative power, and that is Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ is unequivocally identified as one's own wonderful human imagination. He is the creative power, the 'I AM' within, and the son of God (Imagination). There is no other Christ.
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The Spirit Within
I have searched for and found Jesus Christ to be my own wonderful human imagination. I now know that everything in my world was first imagined by me. I may not always remember the imaginal act relative to the unlovely things I have experienced, but I have imagined and watched its fulfillment in my world. I know that although I may not remember the imaginal act, I must have committed it, for I cannot reap that which I have not sown.
Jesus Christ is identified as one's own human imagination, the sole creative power. All experiences, good or ill, are the result of prior imaginal acts, even if forgotten, because one cannot reap what one has not sown.