Inner Dialogue with God
Job 13:20-22 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 13 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job pleads that God not hide from him, not withdraw, and not fill him with dread. He then invites the dialogue: call and he will answer, or let him speak and God will answer.
Neville's Inner Vision
What you heed in Job 13:20-22 is a hidden instruction for your state of consciousness. The I AM within you does not wish to be distant; it asks you not to hide behind fear or to press God away with dread. When you sense the call—‘Then call thou, and I will answer’—you awaken to the truth that you are in immediate exchange with your own awareness. To let God speak or to speak yourself is to acknowledge that you are both speaker and hearer in the same divine dialogue; this is not a negotiation with a person outside but a revision of your inner posture. You are invited to assume the presence of God closer than your breath, to stop the fear that keeps you from letting God be known in your life, and to answer with assurance. By practicing this inner dialogue, you dissolve the distance and realize your thoughts and feelings are the I AM’s language becoming real.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, place attention on I AM within, and assume you are in immediate dialogue. Silently say, 'Call me, I am listening,' and feel the reply already present.
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