Flint-Heart Faith Under Help
Isaiah 50:7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 50 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The text declares that God assists, preventing confusion. The speaker fixes his face like a flint, trusting a future without shame.
Neville's Inner Vision
Notice that in the inner theater, 'the Lord GOD will help me' is not a distant event but a present assurance you claim in consciousness. When you acknowledge the I AM as your true awareness, the word 'help' becomes the felt state of support already occupying your attention. Therefore you are not confounded; you do not bend to appearances, for you know the I AM is backing your decision. 'I have set my face like a flint' translates to a fixed inner posture: a steady, unyielding attention toward the good you intend, undistracted by fear or judgment. In this drama, the future is shaped by your present assumption; the shame that would follow failures cannot take root because your inner God is the witness and director of the scene. Keep returning your feeling to the certainty of aid and a definite outcome; imagine the outcome as already manifest, and walk forward as one who is permanently supported by the divine.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and place your attention on the I AM. Assume the sensation of being helped now and hold it until it feels real, then face your task with Flint-like resolve.
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