Inner Crown, Eternal Kingdom
Luke 1:31-33 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Luke 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage speaks of a conception and birth whose child is to be named Jesus, destined to be great and to sit on the throne of David, ruling forever, with a kingdom that has no end.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within Neville's lens, Luke 1:31–33 speaks not of a distant event but of an inner annunciation. The Mary figure reveals a state of consciousness about to conceive a new meaning—Imagination birthing Jesus, the Son of the Highest within you. The throne of David becomes the throne of your own awareness, the seat from which you reign over thoughts, fears, and the restless world of appearances. The promise that He shall be great and rule forever points to an unending dominion of right feeling in the heart when you acknowledge I AM as the source of all you perceive. Jesus here is not a historical person separate from you; He is the living idea you bring forth when you refuse to identify with lack and limitation. As you dwell in the certainty of the I AM, the inner government shifts from doubt to dominion, from uncertainty to order, so that the house of Jacob—the affairs of your life—are governed by an eternal principle that endures beyond circumstance. Your kingdom is not coming someday; it is the continual reign of consciousness in which you rest.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and imagine Jesus as the living idea seated on the throne of your mind. Say, 'I AM reigns now,' and feel the royal power circulating through every thought and choice. Repeat daily until the sense of kingship becomes your normal state.
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