Inner Field of Provision

Genesis 23:11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Genesis 23 in context

Scripture Focus

11Nay, my lord, hear me: the field give I thee, and the cave that is therein, I give it thee; in the presence of the sons of my people give I it thee: bury thy dead.
Genesis 23:11

Biblical Context

The speaker offers the field and the cave as a gift and burial site, publicly confirming the covenant between parties. The passage centers on generosity, loyalty, and rightful provision.

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 23:11 speaks not merely of a land transfer, but of a state of consciousness. The field is your field of supply; the cave is the secure place where you lay the dead of old limitation. When Abraham says, 'the field I give thee,' he is affirming that your present awareness can own what you seek. The “presence of the sons of my people” becomes the inner company of aspects within you—the chorus of your mind witnessing the covenant. The act of giving is a concrete revision: you declare, in imagination, that the thing is already yours, and the world follows your inner alignment. To 'bury thy dead' means to lay to rest beliefs and identities that no longer serve your flourishing; release them to the past and rest in the conviction that your I AM provides. In this way, the outside field becomes an inner field of provision, available now as you stand in the truth of your own wholeness. The reality you see is the effect of a well-wrought assumption; a done deal within, awaiting express form in your life.

Practice This Now

Do this now: close your eyes and assume you already possess the field and cave; feel it as a realized circumstance; imagine stating, 'This is mine now,' and allow the 'dead' self-limiting beliefs to be buried in inner rest.

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