Inner Day Of Judgment
Job 18:20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 18 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse speaks of a day of judgment witnessed by those who come after and those who went before, with astonishment and fear surrounding the event.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your chapter is not about external doom but about states of consciousness. 'Him' is a fixed habit of fear or limitation you call a person; 'his day' is the moment when that inner state bears fruit in your life. Those who come after him will be astonished at his day, just as those who went before were affrighted by the old way. In Neville's terms, judgment is not external punishment but the inner movement of your imagination as it reveals what you have assumed to be true. If you have believed in scarcity, lack, or separation, you will witness a day when those outcomes appear magnified to others. Yet, when you dwell in the feeling of your wish fulfilled—call it I AM imagining it done—the witnesses fade from fear into astonishment because the new state cannot be resisted by the law of consciousness. The Kingdom of God is the present awareness that this day exists within you and is yours to own.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and feel the day as already yours; revise fear with 'I AM' and dwell in the sense of wish fulfilled until it feels real.
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