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JOHN 12:48
"He that rejecteth me, and
receiveth not my words, hath one that judgeth him: the word that I
have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day."
In biblical symbolism, this verse describes an inner law, not an
external tribunal.
The “judgment” is not a punishment from without, but the soul
confronting the truth it has refused to embody.
“He that rejecteth me” symbolizes the lower
personality turning away from the Higher Self, the Christ within.
To “reject” is not disbelief but non‑alignment, the refusal to rise
into the higher vibration of the inner Word.
“Receiveth not my words” means the soul does not
yet allow the spiritual pattern to shape its inner life.
The “words” are not doctrines; they are states of consciousness, the
living impulses of the Divine Mind.
Then comes the key:
“Hath one that judgeth him.”
This “one” is not an external deity but the soul’s own higher
nature, which holds the blueprint of what the person is meant to
become.
Judgment is the contrast between what the soul is and what it could
be.
“The word that I have spoken… shall judge him in the last
day.”
“the last day” is not a future date but the moment of inner
unveiling, when the soul stands before its own truth.
The “Word” is the inner Logos, the divine pattern implanted in every
human being.
When the personality refuses to rise to it, the Word becomes a
mirror, revealing the gap between the lower and the higher.
Thus the judgment is:
- the soul seeing itself clearly
- the personality confronted by the Higher Self
- the inner truth measuring the outer life
- the Divine pattern revealing what remains untransformed
Nothing external condemns; the soul awakens to its own unfinished
work.
The Esoteric Message…..
The Higher Self does not judge, the soul is judged by the truth it
carries within, the Word it
was born to become.
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