Inward Resurrection: David to Christ

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this brief record, the apostle names a life that begins in an inner decision: David serves his generation by the will of God, then sleeps. The Gospel of your inner drama teaches that death and corruption are not external facts but a phase of your own consciousness. When you awaken to the truth that God raised Jesus, not in a distant heaven but in your own awareness, you recognize the inner person that cannot decay. David's end is the last breath of a limited self; the 'rise' is the moment you affirm that your true nature is incorruptible. The word 'raised' is not a historical event happening to someone else; it is the moment your dominant assumption shifts from mortality to immortality, from law to grace, from fear to faith. You do not cling to a past state but dwell in the feeling of the risen Christ here and now. To practice is to assume the end: see yourself already whole and incorruptible, and let your present thoughts prove it through steady, unshakable trust in the will of God within.