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The Promise vs. The Law
Neville differentiates between 'the Law' (the creative power of imagination, which allows one to manifest desires like wealth or fame) and 'the Promise'…
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Have You Found Him
So learn to exercise your creative power by applying the law, for you may have anything you want! You want to be wealthy, you may have it. You want to be known, you may have that too. Anything you want you may have, but when it comes to God’s promise - it will be fulfilled. It is my hope that it is now, but don’t think you can make it happen - you can’t. But you will find Him when you see David and he calls you Father; and he will, for there is only one God and Father of us all who is above all, through all, and in all.
Neville differentiates between 'the Law' (the creative power of imagination, which allows one to manifest desires like wealth or fame) and 'the Promise' (God's predetermined spiritual awakening, which cannot be earned or forced but will inevitably be fulfilled, culminating in the finding of David and the recognition of divine Fatherhood).
Test Yourselves
She firmly believes in God’s promise and knows that eventually Christ will awaken in her as her very self. But in the meantime, while she waits in faith for the fulfillment of that promise, she is exercising God’s law. She now knows that whatever she desires, if she will but believe she already has received it, she will.
Neville distinguishes between 'The Promise' (the ultimate awakening of Christ as one's true self, a gift of grace) and 'The Law' (the principle that imagination creates reality, which can be exercised and proven). One lives by the Law while awaiting the fulfillment of the Promise.
The Lord Our Potter
Although to me the promise is the one grand objective, for it is the true reality of all; while here in this world of Caesar, rent must be paid, clothes and food bought with Caesar's coin, so the law is important.
Neville distinguishes between 'The Promise' (the ultimate mystical awakening to one's divine identity) and 'The Law' (the principle of imagination/assumption for manifesting desires in the physical world). While the Promise is the ultimate goal, the Law is essential for navigating and prospering in the 'world of Caesar' (physical reality).