Metaphysical Bible Dictionary

Metaphysical Bible Dictionary is Charles Fillmore's major New Thought reference work on the spiritual and symbolic meanings of biblical names, places, people, and terms. First published by the Unity School of Christianity in 1931, the book presents the Bible not chiefly as history, doctrine, or conventional commentary, but as a text rich with inner significance. Fillmore's entries interpret Scripture through the lens of metaphysical Christianity, Unity teaching, spiritual symbolism, and the New Thought understanding of mind, consciousness, healing, and divine life.

Alphabetically arranged for reference use, Metaphysical Bible Dictionary is designed for readers seeking a deeper spiritual interpretation of biblical language. Its definitions connect names and images from the Bible with ideas of consciousness, prayer, spiritual growth, divine order, faith, healing, and inner transformation. For readers of New Thought, Unity, metaphysical Christianity, Bible symbolism, spiritual reference, and classic mind-cure literature, Fillmore's dictionary remains one of the most substantial works in the tradition.