You Can Never Outgrow I Am

By: Neville Goddard

Narrated by: Chris Poirier

A man can never outgrow or lose the God he knows in a first person, present tense experience. And when he finds this God, he tells his brothers, saying: "If I had not come and spoken to you, you would have no sin, but now you have no excuse for your sins." God reveals himself to man as his eternal contemporary, saying: "Unless you believe that I am he, you will die in your sins," but man finds it almost impossible to keep the tense. He thinks of God in the third person, addresses him in the second person, but can only know God in a first person, present tense experience. Just imagine - no one can sin until God reveals himself to the individual in a first person, present tense experience. Only then can man have no excuse for his sin. And when one who finds God tells his brothers, he receives no greater reception than the first one did, because they see him as a man of flesh and blood, and cannot see this invisible being who says: "I came down from heaven." Man is looking for Christ to come from without, but his revelation is whispered from within.

©2015 Neville Goddard (P)2015 Majestic

Phenomenal

This book aligned perfectly with what I heard while praying. We have given Him the title of God and call Him by that name. When His name He clearly spoke to Moses. Which is I Am. Try using His name when you are in prayer in place of God and watch and see how you become closer to I Am that's on the inside of you.

Spectacular

I learned more about spiritual awakening with this book. So many things I knew awoke within me. Thank you for this beautiful book.

Great Performance

Great revelation brought by Neville Goddard! This is revelation that you have to consistently meditate on.

Truth!

It is confirmation for me to have found this book! This I can verify is the TRUTH.. I had the revelation back in 2013. I was raised Catholic and by 18 I became a part of the Pentecostal faith. I have had some very good experiences, but always felt like there was something missing.. I struggled for a while to grasp it, but when I did my first reaction was: HOW DO THEY NOT KNOW??? I combed through the text again and CLEARLY saw it.. Just recently, I was lead to write about it, a task I have been struggling with as I am not a writer. I just happened to stumble across this book a few days ago... confirmation to go forth on my project... more people need to know this :-)

Fantastic

Absolutely loved every bit of it. Straight forward and to the point. Great reinforcer to Goddards other works.