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The reading rule that every person in a Bible story personifies a state, faculty or idea within the one who reads it: all the drama takes place in the mind of the individual man, so the reader is each character in turn (the blind father and both sons; King Judah and Tamar).
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they all take place within the mind of the individual man. All the characters live in the mind of the individual man
As you read the story, make it fit the pattern of self
all the characters of the Bible are personifications of abstract ideas and must be fulfilled in the individual man
You are the blind father and both sons
You are King Judah and you are also Tamar
you must re-enact all of these stories within your own mind
These characters are everlasting characters in the mind of every man in the world
the drama is really between you, the sleeping one, the deeper you, and the conscious waking you
all of the Bible stories are your stories; its characters live only in the mind of man
the story, even when it introduces numberless individualities, takes place within the mind of the individual man
All the stories of the Bible unfold in the minds of the individual man
every story in the Bible is your story
Everything in the Bible takes place in the mind of man: the tree, the city, the people, everything
They are all personifications of the mind and not things within the world