Resurrection Identity in Acts 23:6

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul perceived the split and spoke from the state he wished to inhabit. In Neville’s language, the council is your own mind, divided between doubt (Sadducees) and faith (Pharisees). By declaring, I am a Pharisee, the son of a Pharisee, he is not appealing to others for evidence but commanding his inner atmosphere to align with a chosen state. The 'hope and resurrection of the dead' becomes an inner energy, not a disputable doctrine. The moment he asserts that state, his attention is fixed on a living possibility; the outer scene begins to rearrange itself to match the inner conviction. In your life, the same law holds: you are not a victim of contested forces in the world but a chooser of a state of being. Repeat, I AM the I AM witnessing this rise; my consciousness revives all things. When you entertain the sense of a future desired condition as already present, the mind’s factions quiet and a new line of events forms, reflecting that inner resurrection within your own experience.