Inner Discernment Against False Claims
Matthew 24:23-26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Matthew 24 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Matthew 24:23-26 warns that deceptive claims of Christ will arise and urge you to ignore 'here' or 'there' fixes; do not chase external signs or secret places.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the Neville frame, the promised deception is not about people in robes, but a state of mind. The claim 'Lo, here is Christ' or 'there' is a seductive image that tempts you to seek power outside your own awareness. The true Christ is not a person at a distance but the I AM—the unwavering consciousness you are. When you believe external signs, you feed a self with fear, and the mind groans for miracles to prove its value. Yet the 'elect' are those who wake to the reality that all signs, wonders, and messengers arise from your inner belief, not from any place outside. The desert or the secret chamber are inner landscapes, momentary hypotheses your imagination conjures. You reverse this by returning to the inner state of I AM, by recognizing that the kingdom of God is within and the outer scene mirrors your interior discipline. By insisting on your present awareness as the source, you dissolve the power of counterfeit revelations and allow genuine stillness to reveal itself as consciousness itself.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Assume the state 'I am the Christ within now' and revise every external claim as illusion by affirming 'There is only the I AM in me.'
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