Stones of Inner Covenant
Deuteronomy 27:2-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Deuteronomy 27 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse instructs setting up stones and inscribing the law as a sign of covenant before entering the land, symbolizing an inner preparation for abundance.
Neville's Inner Vision
Crossing the Jordan marks a shift in I AM, not a geographic move. The great stones and the plastering are fixed states and sealants within consciousness, monuments you set at the boundary of old and new awareness. Writing all the words of this law upon them is not a ledger of rules but an inner program—a living principle written into the subconscious. As you fix these commandments inwardly, the imagined land flowing with milk and honey becomes your present state, disclosed as your inner reality. The covenant is kept not by outward obedience alone but by the steady, imaginative acceptance that these laws govern your experiences. When you dwell in this mental architecture, external circumstances align with your inner decree, for you are now the author and keeper of your reality. Thus, the wall between the possible and the actual dissolves as your I AM affirms this law as truth in contemplation and action.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and imagine crossing a Jordan, setting up a great stone, plastering it with unwavering belief, and writing the law across its surface. Then dwell in the imagined land, feeling the abundance as your present experience.
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