Genesis 30:25-30 Inner Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Jacob's departure is the outward sign of an inward shift. Rachel has delivered Joseph, and the man awakens to the truth that his own place and country are found within his consciousness. The blessing Laban speaks of is the effect of Jacob's steadfast faith as the I AM moving through him; the LORD is recognizing itself in his labor, and the outward increase in wealth is the visible fruit of that inner alignment. When Jacob says, Appoint me thy wages, he demonstrates the spiritual law: you negotiate not with men but with the conditions of mind you wear. The cattle that have multiplied stand for the faculties of mind that multiply when properly claimed. Laban’s admission that he is blessed for Jacob’s sake shows how your world mirrors your inner condition; thus, to move to your own house is to step back into your authentic identity. The practical law remains: dwell in the assumption that you already possess the thing sought, feel it now, and let the outer scene rearrange to fit the inner conviction.