The Veil Of Identity
Genesis 27:18-23 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 27 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jacob deceives Isaac by presenting himself as Esau to receive the blessing. Isaac cannot tell who is before him by touch or voice, so Jacob is blessed.
Neville's Inner Vision
Notice that the scene is not about a clever deception so much as a turning of identity within consciousness. Isaac’s senses fail because the outer form does not reveal the truth of who you are. The blessing does not depend on Esau’s venison or on a father’s suspicion; it arises from an inner state you affirm as real. In Neville’s register, the 'I AM' is the only reality — the voice calling Jacob’s name may be Jacob, but the hands that bless reveal your inner disposition. When you identify with fear or lack, the world echoes it back; when you identify with being blessed, the outer scene shifts to match that conviction. The reference to the Lord God is the inner law at work, blessing according to your present identification. Now, practice a gentle revision: imagine the blessing is already yours, feel the wintry calm of certainty, and dwell in that reality until it feels natural. Observe how appearances may still protest, yet your inner state remains sovereign and true.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the blessing as already yours; feel it as real in your chest. Then repeat, 'I am blessed now,' until the outer scene aligns.
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