Resurrection

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Resurrection

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en

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Global Grey

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Resurrection reframes the biblical narrative as an inner spiritual awakening rather than a historical event. Neville Goddard blends metaphysical interpretation with practical imagination exercises, guiding readers to realize that the resurrection is the personal experience of becoming the Father. This concise guide invites you to transcend the body of sin and death through the power of faith, offering a transformative path to divine union.

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In *Resurrection*, Neville Goddard presents a profound reinterpretation of the Gospel, arguing that the story of Jesus Christ is not merely a record of past historical events but a blueprint for a personal, supernatural experience available to every individual. Goddard posits that the Old Testament serves as a prophetic forecast of this inner drama, which is fulfilled within the life of the reader. The book asserts that the resurrection is not a physical rising from a grave in history, but a spiritual birth that occurs within the human mind, specifically within the skull (Golgotha), which acts as the tomb and the womb simultaneously. The narrative unfolds in four distinct acts, mirroring the ministry of Jesus. The first act involves the reader awakening from the sleep of death within their own skull, emerging from the 'body of sin' to find themselves in a new state of being. The second act introduces the revelation of the Father-Son relationship, where the reader recognizes the Eternal Father within and is addressed by the Son, David. The third act describes a violent spiritual transformation where the reader ascends through their own flesh to the heavenly sanctuary, realizing their identity as the divine Creator. The final act culminates in the descent of the Holy Spirit, bringing the reader into a state of eternal sonship where they can die no more. Goddard emphasizes that the authority of Scripture lies not in its words as a dead code, but in the reader's own experience of them. He challenges the intellectual approach to religion, urging readers to move from speculation to direct experience. By accepting the testimony of the 'unknown authors' of the Gospel, who were themselves twice-born men, the reader accepts the responsibility of recreating the story of salvation in their own personality. The book concludes that the Bible contains no secular history; it is entirely the history of salvation, a supernatural drama that takes place in the realm of the imagination. Through this process, man becomes the Lord Jesus, the Father, achieving the ultimate goal of the divine plan.

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• Psychology
• Spirituality