Water From the Rock Within
Exodus 17:1-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 17 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The Israelites travel to Rephidim where there is no water; they murmur against Moses and fear for themselves and their children; Moses prays to the LORD for guidance.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville's voice, the wilderness is the mind and thirst is a state of consciousness craving renewal. The crowd's murmur represents the old state of consciousness clinging to lack; Moses is the inner function—the I AM—speaking to your deeper self, asking how to supply the need. When you face a scene labeled no water, you are at a moment to decide: do you accept the outside condition as permanent, or do you revise it inwardly? The Lord's question to Moses, 'What shall I do?' becomes a directive to shift your assumption. The water that appears in the narrative is not some external source but the life flowing from your own awareness—your inner rock, solid and unmoving, through which consciousness streams. To strike the rock with belief is to persist in your assumption until the stream of life is felt as present. Your leadership is a transformation from fear to trust, from complaint to quiet faith, and the experience of water is the confirmation that you have always been supplied by the I AM within.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, claim, 'I am the I AM; I have already been supplied.' Feel the inner water flowing, and let your body relax as if quenched.
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