Naming Day and Night Within

Genesis 1:5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Genesis 1 in context

Scripture Focus

5And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.
Genesis 1:5

Biblical Context

God names the light Day and the darkness Night, establishing order by distinguishing them. The first day marks the birth of structured consciousness.

Neville's Inner Vision

I tell you, the light you call Day and the darkness you call Night are not happenings outside you but movements within your own I AM. When you acknowledge Day, you are aligning your awareness with the reality your imagination is forming. When you name Night, you are consenting to the belief that some part of you remains unseen or untrue. The evening and the morning of the first day represent a decision of your mind to stand in presence, to trust that God, your I AM, is always here, naming what is real in your experience. In this light, Genesis teaches that Creation is not past tense but an ongoing act of consciousness: you continually choose which state you dwell in by the words you utter, the feelings you entertain, the images you permit. By keeping Day in the foreground and Night in the background, you order your inner weather and invite a steadier expression of life, coherence, and faithfulness to the Present I AM.

Practice This Now

Close your eyes, and silently declare: Day is my awareness now; Night is the unrevised belief I am revising. Feel the sensation of light within your being, a soft certainty that the present I AM is permeating every corner of your mind.

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