TIME_DIMENSIONS
The Three-Day Interval
Neville interprets biblical references to 'three days' as a mystical time interval, representing the maximum duration required for a sustained assumption to…
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Thinking Fourth Dimensionally
I have scoured the Bible for a time interval that is longer than three days and I have not found it. "Jesus answered and said unto them, Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it Up." John 2:19 "Prepare you victuals; for within three days ye shall pass over this Jordan, to go in to possess the land, which the Lord your God giveth you to possess it." Joshua 1:11 If I could completely saturate my mind with one sensation and walk as though it were already a fact, I am promised (and I cannot find any denial of it in this great book) that I do not need more than a three day diet if I remain faithful to it. But I must be honest about it. If I Change my diet in the course of the day, I extend the time interval. You ask me, "But how do I know about the interval?" You, yourself determine the interval. ... The Bible gives it as three days; the duration is three days for response in this world. If I would now assume I am what I want to be, and if I am faithful to it and walk as though I were, the very longest stretch given for its realization is three days.
Neville interprets biblical references to 'three days' as a mystical time interval, representing the maximum duration required for a sustained assumption to manifest in the physical world. This interval is determined by the individual's faithfulness and consistency in their 'mental diet.' Any wavering or change in the mental diet extends this period.