The Four Gospels:
New Metaphysical Versions
Are
you tired of trying to make
sense out of
what the Bible says?
Do
you find it frustrating that there are so many
contradictions in the stories?
How
do you decide what is literal and what is metaphor?
Finally
… for the first time ever:
a chapter by chapter, verse-by-verse interpretation
Did
you realize the Bible is written in a secret code
— and once you
understand the code, you unlock a whole deeper meaning of every chapter
and every verse.
These
New Metaphysical Versions of the four Gospels transform the
traditional content into a practical
application to
help you deal with the
problems you are facing every day.
Read
these metaphysical translations alongside your favorite traditional
Bible, and
compare, verse by verse, the deeper meaning behind the words and
stories of Jesus.
~ Common
Metaphysical Themes ~
Did you know:
- Jesus
represents our Christ potential;
- Bethlehem
represents the abiding place of Universal Substance;
- Peter
symbolizes our maturing faith quality;
- John
represents our capacity for love;
- Nazareth
symbolizes that place in consciousness where we awaken to the truth
that the Christ of us can come into expression;
- Mary
Magdalene represents our deep psychic feeling nature;
- A
barren fig tree symbolizes an unproductive state of consciousness;
resurrection represents the restoration of the Christ Standard within
us.
Are
you familiar with the story of the Feeding of the 5,000, found in
Matthew 14:13-21? Here is the deeper meaning:
The
Feeding of the Five Thousand
13.
We take the matter to Spirit in prayer
because we know in Spirit that we can master our emotions and sense
gratifications. 14. The Christ in us
understands our confusion and seeks to strengthen our bond with Spirit.
15. At
the human level we may feel bound by circumstances that appear to offer
nothing but lack and limitation, and so we may settle for sensory
fulfillment instead of spiritual sustenance. 16. But
the Jesus of us knows we need only to be fed by Spirit. 17. If
our only discernment is through our five senses, oftentimes we will see
a lack of resources or fail to see the value of the resources we have. 18.
But Spirit sees only abundance. 19.
When we trust Spirit and bless what we
have, we will find we have sufficient resources at our disposal.
20. And
when we do this, each of our twelve spiritual faculties will be so
enriched that we become aware of an endless supply of Universal
Substance. 21. And it is from this
elevated perspective that all five of our physical senses will evolve
into their higher spiritual essences.
These
interpretations should give you an idea of the richness of a
metaphysical interpretation of scripture. This new version is intended
for use along-side traditional versions of the Bible. We recommend
using it as a study guide for group study, as well as for private
study, meditation, and daily readings. It is suggested that traditional
Gospel versions be used as supplements to this version so that readers
can compare traditional content to the metaphysical content of the NMV
verse-by- verse, chapter-by-chapter. We have provided both wings and
landing gears with this metaphysical rendering so that it is
both
practical and down to earth. We have opted for understandability and
clarity instead of loftiness and vagueness.
We hope you will not only enjoy these metaphysical renderings of the
Gospels, but that both your spirituality and appreciation for
the richness of the New Testament will be deepened.
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