Neville Goddard on faith

“Faith does not give reality to the unseen things. Faith is loyalty to unseen reality.”

“Faith is feeling or living in the consciousness of being the thing desired.”

“Faith is a facility for experience.”

“So blessed indeed is the man that trusteth in himself, for man’s faith in God will ever be measured by his confidence in himself.”

“What a man really believes is just as though he knows it. It's tantamount to knowing.”

“there's nothing more creative in man than to believe something into existence.”

“The grain of mustard seed is not the measure of a small amount of faith.”

“It is faith which enables you to become conscious of being the thing desired.”

“Imagination and faith are the only faculties of the mind needed to create objective conditions.”

“The essence of prayer is faith, but faith must be permeated with understanding to be given that active quality which it does not possess when standing alone.”

“Have faith in this unseen claim until the conviction is born within you that it is so.”

“I firmly believe that imagination creates reality.”

“Is it not true that the teachings of the Gospels can only be received in terms of faith and that the Son of God is constantly looking for signs of faith in people – that is, faith in their own imagination?”

“Then I discover that faith is nothing more than the subjective appropriation of my objective hope.”

“By faith, God (your consciousness) calleth things that are not seen as though they were and makes them seen.”

“A grain of mustard seed is truly the measure of faith necessary to accomplish your every objective; but like the mustard seed you too must lose yourself in the consciousness of being only the thing desired.”

“But without faith it is impossible to realize anything.”

“You have already accepted the gift which was but a desire before you rose in consciousness, and your faith is now the substance that shall clothe your desire.”

“But not every one has that courage and that faith in the imaginal act.”

“Faith is the sense of feeling by which Isaac blessed and made real his son Jacob.”