Dawn of Inner Judgment
Genesis 19:23-25 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The sun rose as Lot entered Zoar, followed by the divine destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, destroying the cities and the plain.
Neville's Inner Vision
Genesis 19:23-25 is not a report of distant punishment but a vivid parable of inner states. The cities stand for fixed beliefs, habits, and fears you have fortified in your mind. Brimstone and fire are the purifying movements that burn away the old resident identity when you refuse to shift your consciousness. The sun rising as Lot enters Zoar marks the moment awareness comes fully awake at the boundary of the old scene, and a new shelter—Zoar—appears within you as a fresh state of being. The overthrow of the cities and all that grew on the ground is the dissolution of exhausted stories that no longer serve your true I AM. This is not retribution from without but a revision of inner assumption; when you conceive and dwell in the new state, the old arrangements collapse and you stand in a clearer, lighter presence. The drama declares: consciousness creates the scene; when you adjust the inner atmosphere, you alter the outer landscape without gatekeeping or violence—only the natural order of your own awareness at play.
Practice This Now
Assume, in present-tense certainty, I AM the dawn within me; I now inhabit Zoar and feel the sun rising in my chest as the old Sodom stories vanish.
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