Inner Gold of Exodus
Exodus 25:38-39 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 25 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage notes that the lampstand’s tongs and snuffers are to be of pure gold, and all the vessels are to be made from a talent of pure gold. It emphasizes the sacred, costly purity of the worship objects.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the inner workshop of your mind, the lampstand represents your awakened awareness shining in the room of life. The tongs and snuffers are the instruments by which you tend the inner flame—they must be fashioned of pure gold, the symbol of a purified, unwavering I AM. The decree that it be made 'of a talent of pure gold' points to the value of your whole state of consciousness; a single measure of awareness can craft every vessel that ministers to Presence. As you imagine and feel what you desire, you are not changing objects but reconstituting your inner order. If you persist in a consciousness that denies worth or worship, the flame is dimmed; if you assume the truth of your divine nature, the gold within you becomes bright and unshakable. Worship then is not ceremony but the consistent alignment of your inner state with the Awareness that you are. Covenant loyalty means you refuse to let prevailing appearances redefine you; you remain faithful to the I AM until your outer world mirrors the light you already possess.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Assume you are the pure golden lamp, feel the Presence now, and revise your self-image until the inner flame feels bright and real. Then mentally handle the flame with gold tongs, letting your outer life reflect that inner worship.
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