Israel Within: A Blessing Won
Genesis 32:26-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Genesis 32 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jacob wrestles with the divine and demands a blessing, and he is renamed Israel, signaling a transformed, empowered identity that can prevail with both God and humans.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jacob’s night struggle is a mirror for the inner life every seeker knows. He will not release the presence of God until he blesses him; thus the I AM within refuses to let you drift until you recognize your own blessed nature. The question 'What is thy name?' is not a historical tag but a cue to awaken to your true self. When he answers 'Jacob', the angel renames him—Israel—revealing that you become a prince with God when you dare to persist in your inner petition. The power lies not outside you but in your state of consciousness: to prevail is to hold the vision of yourself as blessed, to affirm that you are the one who commands blessing by faith. The covenant is loyalty to your own I AM, a willingness to endure the night until dawn, until the inner situation matches the new name. This is not magic but the law of inner sight: once you align your imagination with an established blessing, you awaken to a reality where God and you walk as one.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and say quietly: I am blessed; I am Israel, a prince with God and with men. Feel that blessing as your present awareness, and rest in it until doubt dissolves.
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