From Concealment to Renewal
Job 14:13 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job longs for a hidden, private pause in the divine storm, a place until trouble passes, and a future moment of revival when remembered by the I AM.
Neville's Inner Vision
In the verse, Job's cry to be hidden until wrath passes is not a request for physical concealment, but a movement of consciousness. The 'grave' becomes the inner stillness where the mind yields to the state of 'I AM'—awareness that transcends outward judgments. The 'wrath' is the storm of fear and appearances; its passing marks a shift from old identifications to a new life. The 'set time' is the moment your awareness remembers its divine nature, the instant you accept that restoration is already within you. By treating concealment as an inner preparation, you invite resurrection—new faculties, new meanings, a fresh sense of purpose—guided by Providence within your own heart. This is the pathway from judgment and accountability to liberation, where the past is honored as a seed and the future is a vivid manifestation of the Self you truly are.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes; breathe; assume you are already in the set time of renewal. Feel the I AM remembering you and declare, 'I am remembered by the I AM.' Then quietly live from that awakened state throughout the day.
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