Inner Covenant Vision
Genesis 15:1-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God speaks reassurance to Abram in a vision, declaring protection and reward; Abram then voices concern about lack of an heir.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the vision, the word of the LORD is not a forecast about a nation alone but a summons to shift your state of consciousness. Fear not is a cleansing of memory by the I AM, the awareness that you are more than the made-up drama of circumstance. 'I am thy shield, and thy exceeding great reward' proclaims that protection and abundance are interior qualities of consciousness, accessible the moment you acknowledge them as real in you. Abram's complaint about childlessness and the mention of Eliezer as heir reveal a habit of living from lack, an old assumption that future supply comes from without. The promise operates as an inner seed of possibility—an idea planted by faith—that matures when you dwell in the assurance of the I AM. So the vision is an inner alignment: identify with the mind that guards you and with the idea that your life is already supplied. When you assume that you are the bearer of the promise, the external appearances recede to reveal the fulfillment that already exists within your inner atmosphere.
Practice This Now
In a quiet moment, assume the I AM is your state. Feel the words 'Fear not' as a living tone; revise lack by asserting 'I have seed within me now, and I am supplied' while dwelling in the sensory awareness of protection.
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