Inner Covenant Awakening
Genesis 15:2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Abram laments his childlessness and names Eliezer as his heir, signaling a present condition of lack. The verse is a doorway to recognizing how belief shapes what one perceives as possible.
Neville's Inner Vision
To Neville's ear, Genesis 15:2 is not a complaint about a distant fate but a confession of a current inner state. Abram calls the LORD God by his inner awareness and names the apparent condition: childlessness and the Damascus steward as the visible heir. This is the symbolic moment when imagination has identified with lack—an inner conversation that constructs the future as the echo of present absence. The true question resting behind Abram's words is a request for revision: who is the source of your tomorrow—the steward of external circumstance or the I AM that you actually are? When you hear the plea, remember that God is the I AM within, not some distant actor. The solution is not denial of the fact but a shift in assumption: accept that the seed of your future already resides in your consciousness and feel it as real. By so doing, you begin to displace the sense of lack with the certainty of inner provision, aligning your emotional state with the covenant loyalty that is your true nature.
Practice This Now
Close the eyes and repeat, 'I AM the father of my abundance now,' and feel the embrace of the promised future as if it already exists.
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