Genesis 20: Dream of Mercy
Genesis 20:2-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 20 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Abraham claims Sarah is his sister, and she is taken; God speaks to Abimelech in a dream warning that touching a married woman is grave. Abimelech pleads innocence, but God declares protection over the righteous and reveals mercy as guidance and accountability.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this inner reading Abraham stands for a mind that grips at possession and uses a story to keep fear at bay. Sarah becomes the object of a narrative that seems to separate lovers into keeper and kept. The dream visit of Abimelech is not a man in a city at night but the I AM awakening a consciousness to truth. God speaks in the dream to reveal that the true law is life and protection, not harm. The line about integrity of heart is a reminder that your inner state is what creates your world. When you own the conviction that the beloved and you are one within the same life, the old deception dissolves and mercy flows as practical guidance. You are not separate from what you love; you are the same consciousness manifesting it. The dead man in the dream is the old self that dies when you awaken to your unity with the I AM. This is a revelation of inner law rather than external fault finding.
Practice This Now
Assume right now that the inner state has no separation between you and your beloved and feel that unity as real. Revise the story in your mind and feel it real until the outward scene reflects your inner harmony.
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