Neville Goddard on Job 27:22 - Mystical Bible Interpretation

Read Job 27 in context

Scripture Focus

22For God shall cast upon him, and not spare: he would fain flee out of his hand.

Job 27:22

Biblical Context

Verse 27:22 depicts God laying a firm, inescapable pressure on the sufferer, who longs to flee from that divine hand.

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's voice, the 'God' of Job is not an external punishment but the I AM, the awareness you are. When it says God shall cast upon him, it is the moment your consciousness projects a circumstance into your life to wake you to your present state. The man longs to escape the hand that presses, but the hand is merely the stillness of your own assumption, the distance between your present belief and your desired freedom. To interpret by the state method, you do not fight the casting; you revise the state you inhabit. Assume you are already held, guided, and protected by the I AM. See every impression as a signal from your inner governor, inviting you to shift your identification from fear to trust. The sensation of being cast is a call to awaken to who you truly are—awareness, not victimhood. When you accept the cast as a correction rather than a punishment, you discover you cannot escape your own God-made reality, for it is you. Practice turning the fear into a single breath of affirmation: I am held by the I AM, and thus I am free.

Practice This Now

For 3–5 minutes, close your eyes and feel the I AM as a protective hand around you; declare, 'I am held by God now,' and let fear dissolve into trust.