Nakedness and Inner Redeemer
Isaiah 47:3-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 47 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage speaks of nakedness and shame being exposed, followed by vengeance. It then proclaims the Redeemer as the LORD of hosts, the Holy One of Israel.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within this oracle, the nakedness and shame are not external judgments but states of consciousness laid bare before your I AM. When you hear I will take vengeance you are really being told that your false beliefs will be corrected by consciousness itself, not by human force. The line I will not meet thee as a man signals a shift from meeting life through the old ego to meeting it as the one divine Self that dwells as awareness. The Redeemer, the LORD of hosts, is the inner powers mobilized by imagination and will when aligned with truth; this is not a distant savior but the Self acting through your inner sight. The Holy One of Israel is the awakened awareness that stands behind every thought, inviting you to stand still in the I AM. When you truly believe in that Self, the feeling of separation dissolves, and redemption becomes your ongoing experience, a natural return to sovereignty within your own consciousness.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare I am the I AM here and now, and imagine the Holy One within approving you. Revise the sense of exposure to I am seen and beloved by the inner God, and feel that truth for a few minutes.
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