Rooted Jacob, Israel's Global Fruit
Isaiah 27:6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 27 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God plants Jacob's people so they take root. Israel then blossoms and bears fruit to fill the world.
Neville's Inner Vision
This verse speaks not of place but of the state you inhabit. The Lord who is the I AM plants a root in the consciousness of Jacob; the word come of Jacob points to those who identify with a struggling thought, but the inner action belongs to God inside you. When that root takes hold, Israel, the awakened Israel within, begins to bloom in your life. Blossoming is not an outward ceremony but a shift of perception: you stop seeking fruit externally and begin to recognize an inner harvest already formed. The world then becomes the face of your own inner state, and fruit appears as conditions, opportunities, and harmony that reflect your newly established certainty. This is renewal and a new creation: a former sense of lack yields to the living sense of fullness, produced by the assured I AM presence. If you dwell in this awareness, you discover that the outer world obeys your inner assumption. The source of all fruit is consciousness; your task is to root deeply in the I AM and permit the blossoming to declare itself through your life.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly and repeat I am rooted in the I AM. See Israel blossoming within and the world around you filling with fruit as a natural expression of that inner state.
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