Job 2:10 Inner Trust
Job 2:10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job states that good and evil come from the same Source and he does not sin with his lips by accusing God. He keeps faith by choosing to trust the divine order in all circumstances.
Neville's Inner Vision
To the I AM within you, Job 2:10 is a map of consciousness. When he questions if we shall receive good and evil from the hand of God, he points to the unity behind appearances: all that unfolds is movements within your own awareness. The so called suffering and the blessing are not external proofs but inner signals of your state. The wife speaking as the foolish voice stands for a fear based narration that would split life into adversaries; Job answers with inner alignment, affirming that the source is one and the boundary between blessing and trial is your interpretation. By holding the I AM as the constant presence and not allowing the spoken drama to define you, he keeps his lips free of blame and his heart anchored in trust. Thus the law of consciousness operates: you demonstrate your world by the state you entertain. When you insist that God or the universe is simply the inexhaustible I AM, you discover you are not a spectator but the author of your experience. The apparent contradiction resolves into harmony under the gaze of awake awareness.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and declare I receive all that comes as the hand of the I AM; revise fear into trust and feel it real now.
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