Ebenezer: Inner Stone of Help
1 Samuel 7:12-14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Samuel 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Samuel places a stone named Ebenezer to mark that the LORD has helped Israel; the Philistines are subdued, their grip loosens, and peace is restored.
Neville's Inner Vision
Here the inner man takes a stone and names it Ebenezer, a memory-turned-state that the I AM is with us. In Neville’s language, memory is not a relic of the past but a present declaration of your state. When you say 'Hitherto hath the LORD helped us,' you are asserting a continuous momentum of divine assistance existing now as your awareness. The Philistines—the fears, doubts, and blocks—are subdued as you align with the truth that the I AM governs your life. Their power wanes when you dwell in the realization that help is your current nature, not a distant event. The restoration of cities becomes the re-taking of inner territories: lack and limitation re-claimed by the sovereign activity of consciousness. The peace between Israel and the Amorites symbolizes harmony among opposing inner impulses; when you acknowledge the guide within, conflict yields to serenity. This is salvation and redemption as a steady renovation of your inner climate, not a single moment in the past. Let your stone be your assumption; set Ebenezer in your mind and feel the presence of ongoing help here and now.
Practice This Now
Assume the state 'The LORD has helped me thus far' and feel it as a present fact. Place Ebenezer in your inner landscape and dwell there for a few breaths, inviting fear to dissolve and peace to rise.
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