Endurance and the Inner Kingdom
Matthew 24:9-14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Matthew 24 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Matthew 24:9-14 speaks of suffering, betrayal, and deception followed by endurance that leads to salvation; the end comes after the gospel of the kingdom is proclaimed to all nations.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your discipleship is a state of consciousness, not a string of outward events. When Matthew speaks of being afflicted, hated, or betrayed, regard these as inner movements signaling a shift in the mind. The pressures to turn away, to fear, or to divide are the old self resisting the new awareness of I AM. False prophets arise as thoughts that tempt you to identify with lack, separation, or danger; love grows cold where you forget your unity with all. Yet those who endure unto the end do not conquer by force but by remaining faithful to the I AM within. The gospel of the kingdom is the steady realization that the kingdom is not elsewhere but inside you, a present reality you witness through consciousness. The end comes when that inner state becomes your only reference. Know this: God is the I AM; imagination creates reality. By rehearsing the sunrise of your inner king, you align the world to reflect the kingdom you inhabit.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, assume the feeling of I AM reigning in your inner world, and revise any sense of threat into a doorway of transformation. Feel the kingdom within already real and let that felt reality color your next moment.
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