Petition and The Wind of Deliverance
Exodus 10:18-19 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 10 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Exodus 10:18-19 portrays Moses pleading with God and God removing the plague by a mighty wind; the outer deliverance mirrors an inner shift. In Neville’s framework, this illustrates how petition operates within consciousness to alter circumstances.
Neville's Inner Vision
Moses steps out of the Pharaoh of limitation and intreats the LORD within. The locusts symbolize intruding thoughts and fears swarming the mind when one forgets who they are. The LORD turning a mighty west wind is the movement of awareness—the I AM—reorienting attention. When you align with that inner wind, the swarm is swept away and cast into the Red Sea, leaving no locusts in your coast. Deliverance is not achieved by fighting exterior results but by awakening to your true self; the plague dissolves as inner weather shifts. This is the principle: prayer as an inner petition becomes the mechanism by which consciousness reforms itself, and the world follows. The Pharaoh is your ego resistance; the wind of God is your renewed sense of I AM, carrying you from distress into liberty.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly, breathe, and imagine a swift inner wind sweeping through your mind, clearing away fear. Then claim, 'I AM,' revising your situation as already delivered.
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