
John 19:14 · World English Bible
John 19:14 Meaning Now It Was the Preparation Day
Now it was the Preparation Day of the Passover, at about the sixth hour. He said to the Jews, “Behold, your King!”

John 19:14 · World English Bible
Now it was the Preparation Day of the Passover, at about the sixth hour. He said to the Jews, “Behold, your King!”
The sixth hour is the fullest weight of the material state, the number 6 marking the flesh and the incomplete man laboring under his own density, the point where the outer nature has done all it can and stands exposed. At this pressure the crowned self, the ruling consciousness meant to govern the whole body, is shown to the lower faculties that will not own it.
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ESOTERIC
The sixth hour is the fullest weight of the material state, the number 6 marking the flesh and the incomplete man laboring under his own density, the point where the outer nature has done all it can and stands exposed. At this pressure the crowned self, the ruling consciousness meant to govern the whole body, is shown to the lower faculties that will not own it. The Jews here are those inner powers that cling to law and appearance and cannot recognize their own king even as he stands before them bleeding. Passover is the crossing over, the passage of the awakened principle out of bondage in the flesh. Preparation is the whole ripening that precedes any real inner death and rebirth.
What rules a person is set in front of the very faculties that reject it, at the exact hour the body has spent its strength.
Sixth hour: the number 6, the full pressure of the material state where the flesh has exhausted itself King: the ruling consciousness, the crowned higher self meant to govern the whole body Passover: the crossing over of the awakened principle out of bondage in matter Jews: the inner faculties bound to law and appearance that fail to know their own sovereign
Esoteric lens
When I have nothing left to perform with, who is actually running me?
The stiff and hard break under strain, while the soft and yielding endure. What has exhausted its own strength has nothing left to defend.
You carry your ruling faculty inside you, and no outside pressure touches it unless you hand it over. What governs you cannot be taken, only forgotten.
No enemy can harm you like your own untrained mind, which stands in front of its own freedom and does not recognize it.

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