Inner Crossing of Liberation
Exodus 15:19 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Pharaoh's army is overwhelmed by the sea's return, while the Israelites walk on dry land. It portrays deliverance and providence at work.
Neville's Inner Vision
Exodus 15:19 is not a geography lesson but a revelation of consciousness. The horse of Pharaoh and his chariot-thoughts are the pompous tendencies of doubt rushing into the sea of your awareness. When the waters slam back, it is your inner argument collapsing before the clear truth of I AM. Israel—the children who go on dry land—are the states of consciousness that stay grounded when fear would flood them. The sea that twice parted and closed is the movement of imagination and belief: you can cause the sea to stand up or to lay down by the inner pressure you apply with attention. The miracle is simply a shift of focus: the Lord in your life is not a historical event but your own awareness witnessing the end desired as already achieved. As you live in this realization, providence guides you, and liberation is the present atmosphere you breathe.
Practice This Now
Assume the end now; revise every doubt into certainty, and feel the ground of your inner sea solid beneath your feet. Then let the imagined scene stay real as you go about your day.
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