Inner Siege, Inner Sovereignty
Deuteronomy 28:49-52 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Deuteronomy 28 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The text speaks of a distant nation coming against Israel, a siege that tests covenant loyalty and the people's security. It depicts hunger, confinement, and the breakdown of fortified walls.
Neville's Inner Vision
Picture the whole passage as a mirror of your inner life. The coming nation from far is a state of mind that seems foreign to the you you are becoming. The language you cannot understand points to the old self’s habits of interpretation, the voice of fear that cannot read the new signs your I AM is emitting. The fierce countenance and the siege on thy gates are the perception that your mental fortress might fall, that your riches and security are not sure. Yet notice: the Lord thy God hath given thee this land of awareness; the power to stand and keep faith is within, here and now. When you consciously assume you are the one who rules your inner country, and feel the certainty of corn, wine, and oil in abundance, the 'enemy' dissolves into a merely sympathetic scene. The external removal of walls is simply the old belief yielding to the new inner order. You are not at the mercy of another nation; you are dreaming a state, and you may wake to find the dream rearranged by your inner decree.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling of your inner gates already secure; revise the scene by affirming I AM is the sovereign power here, and feel the abundance as if it is already yours.
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