Inner Covenant Pillar Vision
Genesis 31:45-46 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 31 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jacob sets up a stone as a pillar and gathers stones into a heap as a sign of covenant. They eat there on the heap.
Neville's Inner Vision
To Jacob, the stone is not a rock but a fixed idea in consciousness. The pillar declares: I AM the sole reality here. The heap of stones is the gathering of scattered experiences into one clear state of mind. Eating there upon the heap is not dietary; it is the feast of agreement within your own consciousness, the moment when you acknowledge that all that you see in your life is a movement of your own I AM. The covenant is your decision to remain loyal to the state you have chosen to awaken. Presence of God appears as you stand in the conviction that the wish already stands accomplished in imagination. True worship is not liturgy but the discipline of assuming the end, returning to that state again and again until it feels inevitable. Faith and trust grow as you revise any doubt back to the one I AM you are identifying with. The verse invites you to build your inner altar and to eat in the certainty of your covenant.
Practice This Now
Take a stone as your pillar and declare, I AM the covenant I seek. Gather imagined stones into a single heap in your mind and, feel it real: you are already living the fulfilled state.
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