Inner Genealogy of Being
1 Chronicles 1:1-27 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Chronicles 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage lists generations from Adam to Abraham, tracing families and the spread of peoples across the earth.
Neville's Inner Vision
See these names as a map of your inner lineage. Adam to Abraham is not a distant chronicle but a living sequence of states of consciousness you have inhabited. Each generation marks a habit of mind you have learned to bear—the orderly Shem and Arphaxad; the restless Ham and Cush; the broad reach of Japheth. The earth-dividing moment of Peleg speaks of inner shifts: old unities fracture, new possibilities invite a wider self. Nimrod’s boldness points to a fearless impulse to act from the I AM; the lines of Canaan and Jebusite remind you of gifts and limits that accompany every expansion. Then Abram, later Abraham, awakens a self that can choose its future by faith in its own I AM rather than inheritance. Providence reveals itself as the natural ordering of your imagination: the inner arrangement by which what you conceive becomes form. Your life, like this genealogy, is the living record of your inner states becoming present reality through sustained feeling and belief.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and trace this inner genealogy back to Adam, then declare: I AM the author of my life’s future. Revise one limitation by naming it as a current member of this noble lineage, and feel it-real now.
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