Resurrection

Resurrection – A Confession of Faith is a book by Neville Goddard, first published in 1966. It is a compact, intensely focused exploration of Christian mysticism through Goddard’s signature lens: the creative power of imagination. In short, practical chapters he reframes the Biblical resurrection not as a historical event alone but as an inner spiritual awakening — the realization of “Christ in you” and the reclaiming of the divine identity within the individual.

This makes the book appealing to readers searching for works on metaphysical Christianity, Bible interpretation, spiritual awakening, and practical mysticism. Goddard’s style in Resurrection is direct and pastoral rather than academic: he blends scriptural exegesis with guided imagination and faith-based exercises designed to shift the reader’s inner state. The text reads like a short manual for those who want to apply New Thought principles to religious faith, making it useful for seekers of self-transformation, creative visualization techniques, and contemplative practice.