I Know My Father by Neville Goddard

What this book is about

I Know My Father is a short book of ten chapters in which Neville identifies God, the Father, with each person’s awareness of being, the one thing he says all people share in knowing that they are. I Come With A Sword argues that attachments to race, creed or color are illusions of division, and that a person’s conception of himself is the measuring rod by which he measures the world. The Foundation Stone locates God where one is aware of being, and The I’M-Pression plays on the word to hold that desires should be claimed as what is, not as what is to be. He Who Has rereads a saying of Jesus often thought cruel as a just law: to each is given what he is aware of being. Circumcision and Crucifixion And Resurrection read these as symbols, the second through the movable date of Easter and the sun’s crossing in spring. No Other God warns against belief in powers apart from oneself, Thy Will Be Done sets the claim “I AM” against the will that says “I will be”, and Be Ears That Hear closes on the expressor as the cause of every expression.