Resurrection Beyond Marriage

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the inner lens, the 'world to come' is not a distant place but a state of consciousness. The marriage Jesus mentions is the binding of life to time, roles, and possessive attachments that die with the body. Those deemed worthy of the resurrection are not renouncing love; they renounce the notion that life ends with a contract or a death sentence. They awaken to the I AM—awareness that remains unchanged no matter what appears. When you claim the I AM as your own, you become 'equal to the angels'—not because you float above others, but because you stand as timeless life, undiminished by circumstance. The phrase 'children of God' points to identity rooted in the resurrection, a present-tense reality: you are the life that cannot die. Hence, the old story about marriage loses its final authority; the inner child of God grows into an adult of eternity. In practice, entertain the feeling that your true self is the resurrection here and now, and watch your outer world reflect this inner continuity.