Clay Shaped by the I AM
Job 10:9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 10 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job 10:9 recalls being formed as clay and asks if one will be returned to dust; it spots a moment of humility within the divine shaping. It invites reflection on dependence and the inner process of creation.
Neville's Inner Vision
Job asks us to remember we are formed like clay by the Creator, and thus not separate from the hand that shapes us. The I AM within you is the potter; your life is a living image being formed by consciousness. See your present circumstances as the kneading of awareness, not punishment, and permit the moves of life to mold a more ordered form. When you sink into this recognition, you live from the sense that you are the idea the I AM imagines, not a victim of circumstance. The dust you fear becomes the residue of old self-images, dissolving as you acknowledge you are always creation itself. Your true work is to revise the inner image until it corresponds to the life you desire, trusting the imaginative act to bring it forth.
Practice This Now
Assume you are the living clay in God's hand; feel the kneading of awareness. Then softly declare: I am being formed now into my true, whole Self.
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