Freedom for All
A Practical Application of the Bible
Neville Goddard · 1905–1972
Neville's most systematic reading of Scripture as psychology: creation, the name of God, the Sabbath and the Annunciation become descriptions of how a state of consciousness is entered and made real. The practical chapters return to his method of assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
- First published
- 1942
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Reading time
- Not measured
- Translation
- Written in English
- scripture as psychology
- assumption
- states of consciousness
- freedom
Where to read it
Copyright
- Kenya
- Public domain since 1 Jan 2023 (author d. 1972)
- United States
- Renewal status not yet verified (published 1942)
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Questions for discussion
What is gained by reading the Bible 'psychologically'? Is anything taken from believers who read it historically?
Neville says we are free to choose our state. What limits on that freedom does the book acknowledge, if any?
Try one exercise from the practical chapters this week. What did you notice?
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