Inner Lot of False Trust

Jeremiah 13:25 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Jeremiah 13 in context

Scripture Focus

25This is thy lot, the portion of thy measures from me, saith the LORD; because thou hast forgotten me, and trusted in falsehood.
Jeremiah 13:25

Biblical Context

Jeremiah 13:25 says your lot is the outcome of your inner measurements; forgetting the divine presence and trusting lies shapes a life aligned with falsehood. The verse invites inner revision, not external punishment.

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear Jeremiah’s words as a judgment is to miss the key Neville teaches: your lot is the natural product of your inner state. 'This is thy lot' is not a displeasure from on high, but the visible effect of the state you have assumed within. You have forgotten me—the living I AM within you—and you have trusted in falsehood, the shifting shadows of circumstance and opinion. In your inner workshop, you measured yourself by fear, desire, or scarcity, and so you set a quota for your days. The 'portion of thy measures from me' is the law of assumption: you are the one who assigns the weight and volume to every situation. When you dwell in a memory of separation or in belief that the world controls you, you displace the eternal reality with a counterfeit image. Yet the door remains open. Return your allegiance to the I AM, and imagine from that central awareness. Your imagination is the instrument through which a new lot can be drawn, not by coercion but by the simple act of assuming the end and feeling it real.

Practice This Now

Imaginative Act: Sit quiet for 5 minutes and assume the I AM is the still center of your life, feeling unwavering awareness. Then revise any seeming lack by declaring, 'From this moment, I trust the inner reality over outward appearances.'

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