Inner Reasoning and Healing Power
Mark 2:8-9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Mark 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jesus, sensing their inward argument, asks why they reason in their hearts. He contrasts forgiving sins with healing the body, pointing to inner faith as the true mover.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within these verses you hear the I AM speaking through Jesus: the inner Narrator who perceives the inner movements of thought. They reason in their hearts—a subtle doubt dressed as logic—while the body lies as witness. Jesus names the vibration behind the argument: why do you reason in your hearts? The healing begins in the inner assumption, not in the outer proof. To declare 'thy sins are forgiven' is to forgive in consciousness, to align your inner state with wholeness. To say 'arise and walk' is to embody the same inner movement: the restoration of your unity between consciousness and form. The whole drama reveals that the power to heal is not a distant act but a present assumption, a state you inhabit. When you refuse to argue with the old scene and instead assume the reality of your desired state, you awaken the I AM to rise.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly, close your eyes, and assume the feeling of forgiveness and wholeness as already yours. Repeat I AM forgiven; I AM healed, and visualize the inner body rising into perfect alignment with your consciousness.
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