YOUR FAITH IS YOUR FORTUNE:
THE ORIGINAL 1941 UNABRIDGED EDITION

THE 27 CHAPTERS OF YOUR FAITH IS YOUR FORTUNE

Chapter 1: Before Abraham Was

Neville begins with the biblical statement “Before Abraham was, I AM.” The chapter explores consciousness, awareness of being, and the relationship between the unconditioned awareness of being and the identities we assume.

Chapter 2: You Shall Decree

This chapter explores the biblical idea of decree and its relationship to the creative power of consciousness and assumption. Neville examines the idea that what is decreed and accepted can become established in experience.

Chapter 3: The Principle of Truth

Neville explores truth through the nature of consciousness and the relationship between awareness and experience. The chapter develops his teaching that consciousness itself plays a fundamental role in what is experienced as reality.

Chapter 4: Whom Seek Ye?

This chapter turns attention inward and explores the question of where one should look for the source of fulfillment and transformation. It develops Neville's recurring teaching that the search for God and the source of creation ultimately leads back to consciousness.

Chapter 5: Who Am I?

Neville examines the question of identity and the significance of I AM. The chapter encourages the reader to examine the state of being that they have accepted as themselves.

Chapter 6: I Am He

This chapter continues Neville's exploration of I AM, identity, and consciousness. It develops the relationship between the individual awareness of being and the divine identity Neville sees expressed in Scripture.

Chapter 7: Thy Will Be Done

Neville examines the meaning of “Thy will be done” through his understanding of consciousness, desire, and assumption. The chapter explores the relationship between divine will and the individual's inner state.

Chapter 8: No Other God

This chapter develops Neville's teaching concerning the oneness of God and the relationship between God and consciousness.

Chapter 9: The Foundation Stone

Neville explores the foundation upon which spiritual transformation and conscious creation rest. The chapter connects this foundation with consciousness and the individual's awareness of being.

Chapter 10: To Him That Hath

Neville examines the biblical principle expressed through “to him that hath shall be given” and interprets it through consciousness, possession, and assumption.

Chapter 11: Christmas

Neville presents his interpretation of the meaning of Christmas, moving beyond the conventional historical interpretation toward its psychological and spiritual significance.

Chapter 12: Crucifixion and Resurrection

Neville explores crucifixion and resurrection as spiritual and psychological principles. The chapter examines transformation, death of an old state, and the emergence of a new state of being.

Chapter 13: The I'm-PRESSions

Neville explores the idea of impressions and the manner in which consciousness receives and carries impressions. The chapter connects impression with the inner states accepted by the individual.

Chapter 14: Circumcision

Neville interprets circumcision symbolically, connecting it with an inward spiritual process rather than limiting it to its physical meaning.

Chapter 15: Interval of Time

This chapter explores Neville's understanding of the interval between assumption and manifestation. It addresses the importance of remaining faithful to an assumed state rather than allowing present appearances to determine one's consciousness.

Chapter 16: The Triune God

Neville explores the idea of the Triune God and interprets it through his understanding of consciousness and spiritual identity.

Chapter 17: Prayer

Neville examines prayer as a state of consciousness rather than merely an external request. The chapter connects prayer with imagination, faith, and assumption.

Chapter 18: The Twelve Disciples

Neville gives a symbolic interpretation of the Twelve Disciples, relating them to aspects of consciousness and spiritual development.

Chapter 19: Liquid Light

This chapter explores Neville's mystical understanding of light and its spiritual significance.

Chapter 20: The Breath of Life

Neville examines the biblical idea of the breath of life and its relationship to consciousness and spiritual existence.

Chapter 21: Daniel in the Lions' Den

Neville interprets the story of Daniel in the Lions' Den through his psychological and metaphysical approach to Scripture.

Chapter 22: Fishing

Neville explores the symbolism of fishing and its spiritual significance within his interpretation of Scripture.

Chapter 23: Be Ears That Hear

This chapter examines the biblical instruction to hear and explores the significance of perception, attention, and receptivity.

Chapter 24: Clairvoyance

Neville explores clairvoyance and related questions concerning perception and consciousness.

Chapter 25: Twenty-Third Psalm

Neville gives his interpretation of the Twenty-Third Psalm, exploring its spiritual and psychological meaning.

Chapter 26: Gethsemane

Neville explores Gethsemane and its significance within his interpretation of the biblical story.

Chapter 27: A Formula for Victory

The final chapter brings together many of the principles developed throughout the book and presents what Neville describes as a formula for victory. It provides a fitting conclusion to the work's exploration of consciousness, faith, imagination, and assumption.

The complete 27-chapter sequence is documented in multiple versions of the work.