I Am The LORD Within

Exodus 6:29 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Exodus 6 in context

Scripture Focus

29That the LORD spake unto Moses, saying, I am the LORD: speak thou unto Pharaoh king of Egypt all that I say unto thee.
Exodus 6:29

Biblical Context

Exodus 6:29 records the LORD speaking to Moses, declaring identity and instructing him to tell Pharaoh all God's commands. It shows that inner authority is the cause of outer events; when you know 'I am the LORD' you align your inner state and speak to the resistance.

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus 6:29 places you at the hinge of a decision: the I AM, the LORD within, asserts sovereignty over your inner landscape and commands you to speak to the outer condition. Moses is your present state of awareness; Pharaoh is the stubborn appearance that resists your desires. The LORD’s declaration is not a distant history but a reminder that consciousness is the sole cause of form. To hear, 'speak thou unto Pharaoh all that I say unto thee' is to be shown that your inner decree, spoken with certainty, creates the scene you inhabit. When you consciously declare 'I am the LORD'—not as a label but as living present awareness—you address the inner Pharaoh with the authority of God in you. The command to speak is the command to align your outer words and actions with your inner decree, to revise the scene until the old appearances yield. Do not beg for change; assume the state that already has the answer, feel the wish fulfilled, and speak from that inner throne. The outer world then moves to reflect your established, inner 'I AM'.

Practice This Now

Close your eyes and imagine addressing the Pharaoh within: you declare 'I am the LORD' and speak all that you would have God say to the resistance. Feel the shift as your inner decree, already true, reverberates into your outer scene.

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