His Name – Why "I Am" is the Key to Manifestation – A Neville Goddard Lecture on The Law of Assumption

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In this lecture, Neville Goddard explores the progressive revelation of God’s name throughout the Bible, showing how humanity's understanding of the divine has evolved. He traces this journey from Enosh, when men first began calling upon the Lord, to Jacob, who wrestled with God but was denied His name, to Moses, who was finally given the name “I Am,” and finally to Jesus, who revealed the ultimate name of God as “Father.”

Neville emphasizes that God’s name is not external but is within each person, and that to misuse or misunderstand it is to blaspheme against oneself. He explains that many people fail in life because they unknowingly blaspheme by saying things like “I am sick,” “I am poor,” or “I am unwanted,” rather than using the power of "I Am" to affirm what they actually desire.

Ultimately, Neville teaches that the highest revelation of God is not just “I Am” but “Father”—a realization that comes when one awakens spiritually and encounters the Son, David, who confirms that the individual is, in fact, God the Father.

Key Takeaways

1. The Bible Reveals God's Name in Stages
   • First, Enosh begins to call upon the Lord.
   • Then, Jacob wrestles with God but is denied the name.
   • Next, Moses receives the name “I Am” as God's eternal identity.
   • Finally, Jesus reveals God’s ultimate name as “Father.”
2. “I Am” is the Name of God and the Key to Manifestation
   • Everything you affirm after “I Am” will externalize in your life.
   • Misusing “I Am” (e.g., “I am sick” or “I am poor”) is blasphemy against God.
   • To avoid this, you must consciously assume the state of being you desire.
3. Blasphemy Against God's Name Brings “Stoning” (Limitation)
   • In biblical terms, stoning represents the facts of life contradicting your desires.
   • If you misuse “I Am,” reality will throw stones at you in the form of hardship.
   • Example: A wealthy man who once used “I Am” to create riches but later forgot it and began saying, “I am sick,” thus manifesting illness.
4. God’s Final Revelation is That He is Father
   • Jesus’ ultimate teaching was: “Holy Father, keep them in thy name.”
   • The moment of awakening comes when David appears and calls you Father.
   • This is the final proof that you are God.
5. You Must Trust in God's Name and Use It Wisely
   • Psalm 9:10: “Those who know Thy name put their trust in Thee.”
   • Your trust should not be in money, status, or others—but in the power of “I Am.”
   • To apply this principle, assume your desired state as already real, and remain faithful to it.
6. The “Ox” (Christ) Gores and Offends Those Who Reject This Truth
   • Just as Jesus offended religious leaders by claiming “I Am God,” this teaching will offend some.
   • Those who reject it will metaphorically “sell it for 30 pieces of silver” (a symbol of denying divine truth).
   • The challenge is whether you will accept the name and power of God within you or reject it due to preconceived beliefs.
7. Everything in Your Life Reflects How You Use God's Name
   • You cannot leave behind your “I Am”—it follows you wherever you go.
   • If you are not living the life you want, it is because of how you are using “I Am.”
   • Take control of your assumptions and use “I Am” consciously to create the life you desire.

Neville’s lecture ultimately serves as both a spiritual revelation and a practical guide to manifestation, reminding us that our own consciousness is God, and we shape our lives by how we use His name—“I Am.”

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ABOUT NEVILLE GODDARD:

Neville Goddard (1905-1972), was an English writer, speaker and mystic. He grew up in Barbados and moved to the United States of America as a young adult. 

Neville Goddard was perhaps the last century’s most intellectually substantive and charismatic purveyor of the philosophy generally called New Thought. He wrote more than ten books under the solitary pen name Neville, and was a popular speaker on metaphysical themes from the late 1930s until his death in 1972.

Possessed of a self-educated and uncommonly sharp intellect, Neville espoused a spiritual vision that was bo...