The Plumbline Within Amos 7:8
Amos 7:8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Amos 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God places a fixed standard among Israel, a plumbline to measure righteousness. This implies judgment and accountability as the inner standard becomes the outer reality.
Neville's Inner Vision
Amos presents not a political forecast but a practice of inner awakening. The plumbline is the fixed standard your I AM uses to weigh every thought, feeling, and choice. When God asks 'What seest thou?' and you answer 'A plumbline,' you acknowledge you are ready to be measured by truth in the center of your consciousness. The vow that He 'will set a plumbline in the midst of My people' is the declarative moment you commit to holiness: no longer will you pass by your own misalignment as if it were acceptable. Judgment is the natural adjustment of your inner state—when you refuse to pretend, your outer life must follow the line. This is not punishment but the restoring of order: your inner standard becomes the governing law of your days. The promise is that, once established, this line steadies your behavior, aligns relationships, and reveals your true righteousness. Holiness and separation are the chosen posture of awareness, not a distant command, but the ongoing alignment of you with your divine self.
Practice This Now
Sit in quiet and declare, 'I have set a fixed plumbline in my consciousness.' Then revise any thought that does not align with that line, and imagine your day measured by truth—feel the reality as if you are already in alignment.
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