Neville Goddard: God Became Man - Read by Josiah Brandt - HD - [Full Lecture]

1969 Lecture Series Read by Josiah Brandt with reverence, pause, emphasis and effect. Follow along here: http://realneville.com/pdf/god_became... “Yet I tell you: the eternal story is that I - the I AM - took on mortality. I am the god who now wears your mortal form. The union is so complete, I feel I am human, and I will take this human feeling with me back into the level of love. We are the gods who came down in order to become individualized. What we will do tomorrow I do not know. Will we again descend into another element of the animal world? Or will it be the plant or mineral world we will redeem? We must redeem everything we have created, for we cannot leave anything unredeemed. So as Tennyson said in his poem called “The Plan”: "Be patient. Our playwright will show in some fifth act what this wild drama means.” I, the playwright of this wild drama, will not be satisfied just to redeem one section; the whole of creation must be redeemed. This has been quite a challenge, but God has wrought it as you are told in the end of this wonderful story. "Posterity will serve him and men will tell of the Lord to coming generations and proclaim that he has wrought it."” In this lecture dated 2/24/1966, Neville explains that our true identity is that of God - the one I AM. God, seeking to individualize itself, came down and entered the mortal world, assuming these human forms, with the express purpose of raising these lower human forms to the level of God. Hence, God became man, that man may become God. Like and Subscribe so you receive notifications when I upload new Neville lectures and books, read as they were originally intended to be read - by a real human! These secrets are truly the greatest secrets of humankind. It is my intention to honor these words with my voice. I trust they will bring you much joy. This video presented free of advertising interruption thanks to the generous support of viewers like you. Join the community for access to early video releases, MP3 downloads, and more::   / josiahbrandt