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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 20 MIN

The Hidden Wisdom of Biblical Symbolism

from The Bible Your Biography · host Lynna K Teer

In this episode of The Bible, Your Biography Podcast, Lynna K Teer explores the hidden wisdom of biblical symbolism through the mystical teachings of Neville Goddard and personal spiritual revelation.The Bible is not presented as history or theology, but as sacred psychology. Every character represents a state of consciousness. Every location reflects a psychological condition. Every event reveals an internal transformation.You will discover:Why the Old Testament symbolizes un-awakened consciousness under the LawHow the New Testament reveals awakening and fulfillment of the PromiseThe symbolic meaning of Egypt, Jerusalem, the wilderness, the temple, and moreHow Scripture becomes autobiographical as consciousness expandsPractical steps for reading the Bible mysticallyThis episode bridges Neville’s teachings on imagination, identity, and the Promise with the deeper symbolic structure of Scripture.The Bible is not about someone else. It is about the unfolding pattern within you.EXPLORE MORE:⏹️Neville Goddard Lectures →https://nevillegoddardofficial.com⏹️The Journey of Awakening →https://lynnakteer.com⏹️The Bible, Your Biography →https://thebibleyourbiography.com

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