Inner Covenant: Exile to Deliverance
Genesis 15:13-15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Genesis 15:13-15 speaks of a future affliction for Abram's descendants, followed by divine judgment, then deliverance with prosperity, and finally Abram's peaceful departure in old age.
Neville's Inner Vision
Remember, the story speaks to your inner life. Abram’s seed is your thoughts and beliefs; a land not theirs is a state of consciousness you have not yet claimed. The four hundred years of affliction are the long habit of fear and lack you endure while you refuse to acknowledge the I AM that you are. The nation they serve is the inner law that exposes counterfeit beliefs; the judgment is the door through which you are freed from bondage to a higher sense of self. Then they come out with great substance—the inner wealth you win when you revise from lack to abundance and feel it real. Abram’s peaceful death is the welcomed exit of the old self, the conscious surrender to the Light within, and a new birth into enduring peace. The promise is not distant history but a present act of consciousness fulfilled by your faith that the I AM works through imagination.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling of having already entered the promised land: peace, abundance, and wholeness; sit quietly for a few minutes and repeat I AM the I AM, revising fear by feeling the old self finished and the new self alive.
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