Inner Burial and Kingdom Within
Mark 15:42-47 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Mark 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Joseph of Arimathaea asks Pilate for Jesus’ body and places Him in a rock tomb; Marys witness the burial, marking the end of one pattern and the opening toward a silent inner shift.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within this drama, Joseph represents the I AM in you—the steadfast inner state that waits for the Kingdom of God and acts when the inner command is clear. Pilate and the centurion are the outer voices of your life, confirming the death of the old story. The linen cloths are the purified vessels of your current consciousness; the tomb hewn from rock is the solid inner ground of stillness where old appearances cannot arise. When the stone is rolled, it seals a former identification, making space for a newer version of you to awaken. Mary Magdalene and Mary are memory and longing, witnesses to the shift now taking place in your being. Seen this way, burial becomes birth: the Kingdom of God is not somewhere out there but a treasure within, opened by your decisive inner act. Faith, in this light, is trust in your own inward movement—the certainty that the old pattern has been laid to rest and a new state, imagined and felt, is now real.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and proclaim: I am the I AM; I lay the old self in a tomb of inner stillness and roll the stone to seal it. Then imagine awakening to the Kingdom within and feel the new state as real.
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