Inner Fire of Job 10:16-17
Job 10:16-17 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 10 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job experiences growing affliction and a sense of divine scrutiny. He feels hunted and surrounded by renewed accusations, as changes and war press in.
Neville's Inner Vision
To read these lines as Neville would is to see them as signs of a state of consciousness, not a distant fate. The 'increase' and the 'hunting lion' are the amplification of your present beliefs about yourself; the fierce beast is the mind's fear and the sense that you are being consumed by circumstance. The 'marvellous' display is the awareness's own capacity to reveal what you hold inside. The 'witnesses' are the inner voices that renew old verdicts; the 'indignation' is the resistance of that mind to a new possibility. Changes and war are inner battles as you attempt to shift from one state to another. Yet the simple truth remains: you are the I AM, awareness itself, and your imagination is the force that fashions your next scene. By choosing a new state and dwelling there, you alter the inner weather and the outer scene follows. Do not fight the lion; invite a softer, confident witness: 'I am the observer, I am protected, I am guided.' Then feel that reality as already given, and watch the world realign.
Practice This Now
Practice: Assume the end you desire—being watched over and guided—and revise the scene by affirming, 'This is for my awakening; I feel it real now.'
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