Inner Harvest of Return
Jeremiah 40:12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 40 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 40:12 tells of the people returning from exile to their land and gathering abundant wine and summer fruits.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jeremiah 40:12 speaks of Jews returning from all places they were driven to the land of Judah, gathering wine and summer fruits very much. This is a psychic image: not a geographical return, but a conversion of the mind from exile to home. When you assume the inner land, the I AM authorizes your arrival. Gedaliah and Mizpah are inner posts of authority—places you acknowledge as the 'I' that never left. The harvest is your felt reality: you imagine abundance and feel it as already given, and the outward appearing follows in due season. The gathering "very much" becomes the depth of your feeling that fullness is now your state, not a future hope. In this light, fear, doubt, and dispersal are uprooted by the certainty that you have returned to your native soil. Your inner geography determines your outward scene. By resting in that inner assurance, you align with the flow of life and witness restoration, even now.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are already in your inner Judah, standing at Mizpah with a harvest in your hands. Feel the abundance as already yours, revise any sense of exile into the awareness of fullness, and let gratitude affirm the state.
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