Inner Obedience Annotated
Genesis 26:5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 26 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Abraham heard God's voice and followed His charge, keeping His commandments, statutes, and laws. The verse presents obedience as the basis of trust and covenant loyalty.
Neville's Inner Vision
Think of Abraham not as a man of old, but as a state of consciousness named Obedience. When I hear the inner voice—my I AM—I do not resist or reason away. I assent; I allow the inner charge to lead my thoughts, decisions, and acts. The 'commandments, statutes, and laws' are the inner principles by which I order my inner world: patience, integrity, fidelity, and steadfast trust. By obeying the voice, I align with the abiding law that governs my being; this is not coercion but harmonization with the living I AM within. As I persist in this alignment, the outer circumstances respond as a faithful echo: faith and results grow because the inner state is kept in order. The verse teaches that obedience is the foundation of covenant—the inner agreement between myself and the divine I AM, the felt sense of truth that cannot be broken by fear or doubt. Each moment of listening and following is a reaffirmation of my tenet that imagination creates reality.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and affirm, 'I am obedient to the inner voice; I keep my charge and follow divine laws within me,' then feel the confidence and calm as if already true.
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