Inner Turn of Job 19:3-12
Job 19:3-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job describes being reproached and surrounded by darkness, feeling God has barred his path and stripped his glory. He feels unheard and devoid of hope, as if divine justice itself has turned against him.
Neville's Inner Vision
Job’s outward clamor of reproach and the sense of being hemmed in are not external facts, but states of consciousness you entertain. When you hear the taunts of friends and feel God’s net closing about you, you are simply rehearsing a belief about yourself you have accepted as true. The I AM within you is the only reality; every trial is a movement of the imagination that seems to bind you. The “darkness on your paths” and the removal of your crown are the inner shifting of attention from your true nature to a rented image of limitation. To reclaim your life, you must refuse the script of fear and re-enter the throne room of awareness where God dwells. In that stillness, affirm that the net was never real but a rent in your own perception. See yourself as already free, surrounded by the I AM who encircles your way, and let the mind’s vision dissolve the obstacle. Your hope is not lost but simply waiting your consent to awaken.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, breathe deeply, and revise with: 'I am the I AM within me; this situation is dissolved by my inner light.' Feel the new reality settling in as the old fear fades.
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