I Am Pure Insight
Job 11:3-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage rebukes someone who accuses others and boasts that their own doctrine is pure, exposing an inner pride and a disconnection from true awareness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your lies and mockery are but the movement of a state of consciousness that believes it holds the whole truth. When you cry purity and cleanliness in the eyes of God, you reveal a locked ego, a tiny sense of self that must be proved by the outward word. The inner realm is untruth-free only when you stop trying to shore up your identity with judgments of others. The moment you assume the state of the I AM, you realize that all praise and blame are but happenings within awareness, and that your 'doctrine' is merely a belief about yourself. True purity comes not from condemning others but from awakening to your own unity with God, a state in which no external opinion can disturb your inner peace. The quiet that follows is not silence imposed by others, but a mind aligned with the One Life. To be innocent is to acknowledge your wholeness now, and to let the inner movement of consciousness correct appearances without struggle.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes and assume the state 'I AM' as your only reality. Then revise the line 'My doctrine is pure' into 'I am pure because I am awareness itself' and feel it real.
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