
John 19:36 · World English Bible
John 19:36 Meaning For These Things Happened That the Scripture
For these things happened that the Scripture might be fulfilled, “A bone of him will not be broken.”

John 19:36 · World English Bible
For these things happened that the Scripture might be fulfilled, “A bone of him will not be broken.”
The unbroken bone is the frame of what cannot fail. Scripture is your own autobiography, the record of states every person passes through, and its fulfilling is your life arriving at what was written in you.
From the Manifestation reading below.
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MANIFESTATION
The unbroken bone is the frame of what cannot fail. Scripture is your own autobiography, the record of states every person passes through, and its fulfilling is your life arriving at what was written in you. The bone that stays whole is the inner structure of an assumption fully held. The state a person has assumed and felt to be so is not damaged by any outward blow. It lives in imagination, which the outer world cannot reach to break. What is fixed within survives everything done to the body.
All this happens at Golgotha, the skull, where the creative power hangs fixed and is not shattered. A person who has fully assumed a state finds it holds through every appearance that would deny it. The outer facts strike and pass. The inner conviction keeps its shape and comes to pass. Nothing set firm in the awareness of being is ever broken.
Manifestation lens
What have you let a bad week talk you out of?
You can be chained, but your intention cannot be chained, not even by Zeus. The outer blow reaches the leg and stops there.
The skilled butcher's blade stays sharp for years because it moves through the openings and never strikes bone. What is solid in a thing does not get worn down by what passes around it.
A solid rock is not moved by the wind. Praise and blame blow over a settled mind the same way.

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