Revelation 3:21, and Neville reads it as a form of overcoming with the method already supplied in the seven letters: we overcome by repentance, and repentance is a radical change of attitude toward the world. What is overcome is never the other person. Instead of thinking that he is opposing me, it is because I felt myself inferior that he rises in my world against me - I don't overcome the other by hitting the shadow and destroying the shadow, for I am ever casting the shadow; if I destroy the shadow at this moment and remain where I am, I cast a similar shadow one moment later. So I may kill John, who offends me, and then Peter will rise in my midst and reflect the same distortion in me that I hold of myself. Everyone has to simply change his own concept of self, and as he changes it he changes the world in which he lives, and goes on overcoming until he comes whose right it is to rule - and it is yourself. About four lectures. At 1028 what is given to him that overcometh is the bright morning star, which is the speaker himself: he gives you himself. At 1768 the same verse is put in the form 'to him that conquers' and joined to David. At 1229 it is the reason we are placed where we are, for lessons unfinished.