Inner Kinship: Job 19 Reimagined
Job 19:13-15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job describes being cut off from family, friends, and even those in his own house, treated as a stranger. He feels utterly isolated and abandoned.
Neville's Inner Vision
Read as a spiritual map, Job's estrangement reveals not outer abandonment but an inner lack of recognition of your oneness with God. The brethren, acquaintances, and even the household are but images your mind projects to confirm your sense of separation. The moment you believe yourself isolated, you experience others as strangers; when you insist that you are not, you awaken to the truth: you are always in the presence of the divine I AM, and reality follows your inner state. Thus, whatever outer reports—being abandoned or forgotten—are translations of a belief you can revise. In one supreme act, assume the feeling and conviction that you stand in the unity of all souls with you. See each person as a facet of your own consciousness, a beloved part of the one Self you are. Maintain the inner certainty, address yourself with gratitude, and let the world reflect your inner harmony.
Practice This Now
Imaginatively revise the scene: in your inner cinema, greet those who have estranged you with warmth, and declare, 'I AM one with all; my house is filled with love.' Then feel the truth in your chest until it becomes real.
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