
Revelation 2:26 · World English Bible
Revelation 2:26 Meaning He Who Overcomes
He who overcomes, and he who keeps my works to the end, to him I will give authority over the nations.

Revelation 2:26 · World English Bible
He who overcomes, and he who keeps my works to the end, to him I will give authority over the nations.
To overcome is to hold the feeling of your wish fulfilled steadily against every appearance that says it is not so, keeping that inner work up until the end, until it stands as fact. Life is an obstacle race your own imagination runs, and the nations are the many states of consciousness a person moves through and can be given rule over.
From the Manifestation reading below.
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MANIFESTATION
To overcome is to hold the feeling of your wish fulfilled steadily against every appearance that says it is not so, keeping that inner work up until the end, until it stands as fact. Life is an obstacle race your own imagination runs, and the nations are the many states of consciousness a person moves through and can be given rule over.
Power over the nations is not command of other people. It is the quiet mastery of your own states, so that you enter a mood by choice and are no longer dragged into fear or lack by whatever the day shows you. The one who keeps imagining the accomplished thing to the end wakes as the creative power itself, ruling the states he once merely suffered. You become the author of your moods rather than their subject.
Manifestation lens
Who has been setting your mood today, you or the last thing that happened?
You cannot choose what the day brings, only the state you meet it in. That choice is the only real power anyone has.
The one who has steadied his own mind is at rest in heat and cold, honor and insult alike. He is no longer dragged by what passes.
To conquer yourself is the true victory. Everything else is borrowed strength.

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