Bold Access to the Inner Holiest
Hebrews 10:19 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
This verse says believers may approach the innermost presence of God with boldness because of Jesus' sacrifice. It emphasizes that access to the divine is an inner state of confidence, not a distant ritual.
Neville's Inner Vision
To Neville, the holiest is the inner state of consciousness you carry; boldness to enter means the felt certainty that you are already where you seek to go. The blood of Jesus is the life-force of the Christ within—your vital energy that purifies perception and dissolves fear. When you dwell in the I Am, you cross the veil of separation not by pleading but by assuming your oneness. The brethren are you, all parts of your mind gathered into one sense of Self. The practice is not ritual but revision: choose the state you desire, feel it as true now, and let the outer life reflect that inner reality. The act of entering the holiest is a return to consciousness where nothing stands between you and God except your own belief in lack. So, enter with confidence, and let the inner condition precede outward result.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, enter the inner sanctuary, and feel 'I am' as your present reality. Revise any sense of lack until bold access feels certain.
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