Inner Command and Providence
Deuteronomy 2:15-17 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Deuteronomy 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The Lord acts to remove the warlike forces among the people. After they are exhausted, He speaks, setting a new course.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within this text the warfare is not with others but with the self. The hand of the LORD is the I AM pressing against the old, battle-ready image you have cherished; as you resist this mindfulness, the old army is consumed in the flame of awareness. When the last of the 'men of war' vanish, the inner voice speaks—not as judgment but as a clear directive from your higher self. This is your inner command, a fresh orientation that aligns every thought, feeling, and action with oneness. In Neville's terms, judgment is a turning of attention away from separation toward wholeness; providence is the consistent result of living from awareness rather than from lack or fear. As the old pattern dissolves, you find yourself guided into calmer, truer responses. The external scenes may change because you have shifted the inner state. The LORD's speech marks the moment when you recognize that you are not ruled by battle but by the quiet, creative I AM guiding your next step.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit, close your eyes, and declare I AM as the inner Lord. Picture the old warlike thoughts dissolving until none remain, then hear a fresh inner directive and revise your plan to follow it.
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