Divine Multiplication in Exodus
Exodus 1:18-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Pharaoh questions the midwives; they report that Hebrew women deliver quickly, before help arrives; God blesses the midwives, and the people multiply greatly.
Neville's Inner Vision
Pharaoh stands for limitation, a fear-fueled decree that births nothing permanent. The midwives are my faculties of perception and compassion—swift, lively, and unwilling to yield to belief in lack. When they refuse to bow to fear, they answer from a higher memory: the Hebrew women deliver ere the midwives come; thus life itself births what is needful in perfect timing. God deals well with the midwives, not by their outward obedience, but by their realignment with Life's law that every birth is of the I AM. The multiplication of the people is the inner multiplication of ideas, powers, and opportunities as I hold the consciousness that there is no scarcity in God. My awareness grows resilient, and circumstances respond accordingly, showing that outer events follow inner conviction. The lesson is clear: keep my attention on the undivided I AM, and appearances of oppression dissolve into more life, more abundance, more power.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, assume the I AM as the midwife of your life, revise any lack into abundant birth, and feel it real. Maintain that feeling through the day and watch outer events align.
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