Inner Garments of Devotion
Exodus 39:27-29 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Exodus 39 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Aaron and his sons were clothed in linen garments—coats, mitre, bonnets, breeches, and a girdle—woven with blue, purple, and scarlet, exactly as God commanded Moses. This attire signified holiness and separation for true worship in the presence of God.
Neville's Inner Vision
The outward clothing described in Exodus 39:27-29 is a vivid symbol for your inner state. The fine linen points to purity of consciousness, a clean, undisturbed space in which God can dwell. The coats, breeches, and girdle are not mere fabric; they represent a disciplined arrangement of your thoughts, desires, and actions under the order of your I AM awareness. The blue, purple, and scarlet threads symbolize faith, rightful authority, and life-force energy woven into the texture of your daily practice. When you imagine Aaron and his sons dressed in these linens, you are rehearsing a shift of identity—from a scattered mind to a consecrated consciousness. The mandate to craft these garments “as the LORD commanded Moses” signals the universal law that you must align inner order with divine pattern. As you dwell in that imagined attire, you enter a space where presence rules over reaction, where true worship arises from steady awareness, and where obedience to the inner command becomes your lived reality.
Practice This Now
Assume you are already clothed in the linen of inner purity. Feel the texture in your imagination and carry the Presence into every moment.
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