The Inner Kingdom Is Near
Luke 21:25-33 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Luke 21 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Luke 21:25-33 describes outward signs and upheavals that foretell a coming redemption; the deeper message is that the kingdom of God is an inward state that can be realized now.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville’s manner, the signs (sun, moon, stars, distress) are not distant omens but the fluctuations of your own consciousness. Fearful fruit arises when you identify with a past self; the shaking of ‘the powers of heaven’ mirrors the breaking down of old beliefs. The coming of the Son of Man appears not as a distant event but as the I AM awakening within you, revealing power and glory as your present awareness. When you notice these inner movements begin to pass, you are urged to look up and recognize that redemption is close, an inner season shift. The parable of the fig tree becomes your cue: as you witness inner shifts, you know the kingdom is near. Heaven and earth may fade in memory, yet the truth you dwell in—your eternal Word—remains. The practical implication: you must assume the state of the kingdom now, revise fear to faith, and feel it real until it becomes your permanent perception.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare, 'I am the kingdom realized now.' Feel the quality of that state in your chest and gut, then dwell there for several minutes, allowing every thought to be governed by this present awareness.
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