Nakedness Unveiled Within
Isaiah 47:3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 47 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse speaks of nakedness and shame exposed, followed by vengeance; in Neville's terms, it signals the inner revelation of limiting beliefs to the I AM and cleansing by inner justice.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the inner gospel, nakedness is not a body but the hidden beliefs and fears you keep in the dark. The I AM is your true consciousness, and when it says 'I will take vengeance,' it means the firm correction of thoughts that have imprisoned you. It does not strike from without; it displaces the old self that identifies with lack, blame, or appearance. 'I will not meet thee as a man' invites you to abandon the old mortal image and to encounter yourself as the steadfast I AM. When you align with that eternal seeing, outer conditions reflect a justice that arises from inner harmony. The exposure becomes mercy, for it clears the mind's clutter and makes room for a new state of wealth, health, and peace. Your task is to return again and again to the realization that you are already the complete consciousness here and now, and let the old story fall away.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and repeat, 'I am that I AM; I am fully seen and forgiven.' Then revise any sense of shame by feeling the inner light dissolve it, dwelling in that felt reality until it is real.
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