Inner Justice Of Job 21:14-20
Job 21:14-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 21 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage portrays the wicked declaring divinity distant and questioning the value of serving or praying. It implies that their sorrow and destruction arise from their own defiant choices.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this scene the outer talk of depart from us and what is the Almighty is not an attack on God but a map of inner resistance. When you hear depart from us, listen for a moment as you would listen to a dream about your awareness. The mind that asks What profit should we have if we pray is the mind betting against its own communion with God. The candle of the wicked is said to be put out, yet this is the inner weather when life is lived as if God were distant. The line about destruction reveals the inward consequence of a separated consciousness. Read through Neville's practice and you will see these statements as shapes of consciousness. To revise is to return to the assumption that the I AM is present, that divine wisdom attends every condition, and that what seems like judgment is the appearance of inner belief in action. When you hold the inner truth I AM one with God now, you ignite the inner candle and watch the outer conditions realign to reflect that state.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the I AM is present as your sole power. Revise any line of separation to I AM with God now, and feel your inner light brighten with each breath.
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