Inner Trust vs False Gods
Isaiah 36:18-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 36 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Isaiah 36:18-20 questions the voice that would have you trust foreign gods to save you and points to the LORD’s unique power to deliver. The passage asks where those gods are and asserts that salvation comes from aligning with the LORD within.
Neville's Inner Vision
Behold the 'gods' of Hamath, Arphad, Sepharvaim not as ancient relics but as inner states of consciousness you have named deliverers: fear, pride, and dependence on outer powers. When you say the LORD will deliver you through a king, a policy, or a possession, you are negotiating with a power you imagine outside your I AM. The true Deliverer is within—your awareness, the I AM—that creates, sustains, and saves. Jerusalem stands for your inner state of consciousness; its salvation comes the moment you refuse to grant external authorities supremacy. The Assyrian king is your present agitation—the belief you are unsafe unless something external rescues you. The prophet’s question invites you to revise: Which god has ever delivered Jerusalem from my hand? If you assume the LORD within now, and feel that you are already saved as the sovereign I AM, the sense of threat dissolves and you stand in realized power.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare, I AM the LORD of this land within me; revise any fear by affirming that the I AM delivers me now. Feel the truth as a living reality, letting an inner light wash over your life and dissolve perceived threats.
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