Inner Judgment and Humility
Isaiah 13:11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 13 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Isaiah 13:11 speaks of a divine correction toward global wickedness and the pride of rulers, promising that arrogance will be humbled and power will be laid low.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider that the world you see with your outer eyes is only the reflection of an inner state. The 'world' and the 'wicked' are not apart from you but are the vivid images of your own consciousness. When you identify with the I AM and refuse to entertain pride as security, the so‑called punishment becomes a gentle correction of your thought, not a calamity upon others. The arrogance of the proud—whether in a nation, a person, or a self-image—ceases as you awaken to your true center. The 'haughtiness' is the stubborn insistence that you are separate from your divine nature; when you imagine yourself living from the I AM, that separation dissolves and the harsh, external judgments soften inside your feeling as humility grows. This is not punishment in punishment’s sense, but a shift in consciousness that reorders your inner life so that justice, virtue, and compassion appear as if by decree.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, assume the I AM as your true self, revise any proud self-image to align with that timeless awareness, and feel it real. Then dwell in the sensation of humility and notice the inner disposition soften, guiding your outer life into a just, peaceful alignment.
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