Inner Sabbath Double Portion
Exodus 16:5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 16 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
On the sixth day the people are instructed to gather twice as much as their daily allotment so there will be food for the Sabbath. This shows a pattern of provision tied to obedience and rest.
Neville's Inner Vision
Here the sixth day is not a calendar but a turning of consciousness. The I AM speaks not of bread alone but of your inner sustenance: you, as living awareness, can double the measure of belief you carry on a given day so there will be an inner Sabbath of rest. The 'twice as much' reveals the immutable law of supply that follows disciplined being: when you refuse to run your day ragged and instead set apart a moment of stillness, your inner manna multiplies. Providence and Guidance are not external toys but the immediate response of your own assent and fidelity. The moment you decide that the next day is secured in your consciousness, you align with covenant loyalty. Obedience becomes not tedious rule but sacred alignment with your higher state—the I AM that is settled, confident, and at rest. The doubling is a symbol: you may enlarge your inner capacity to receive by a simple act of imagining the day already supplied.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes and declare, 'I am the source and sustenance of all I require.' Then, in a slow breath, feel the double measure already present and rest in the I AM.
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