Inner Covenant Of Day And Night
Jeremiah 33:20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 33 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God declares an unbreakable order of day and night as a covenant. The rhythm of time is fixed and cannot be overturned.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jeremiah 33:20 speaks of an unbreakable day night covenant as the rhythm of life. In Neville's tone, see that the covenant is not a weather report but a state of consciousness you inhabit. The day and night are the two poles of your awareness, the awake and the dream, kept in place by the I AM that you are. To say that one could break it is to pretend you are separate from the law that makes your world hold together. Therefore, you do not fight the day or night; you attend to your inner state and let the outer cycle reflect that inner order. When you revise or assume that this covenant is intact now, you awaken to the truth that the world you experience is a projection of your inner certainty. So you do the practice: dwell in the conviction that the rhythm cannot be broken, and imagine your life as if the dawn and dusk are inevitable fruits of your being. In this, you align with Providence and feel guided.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the day-night covenant as your present reality; feel the inner rhythm unbroken, and declare I AM kept by this rhythm now.
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