Inner Robe Of Righteousness
Job 29:14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 29 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Righteousness is worn as a personal garment, wrapping the speaker in moral authority. His judgments feel clothed and elevated, like a robe and a diadem.
Neville's Inner Vision
Job’s line reveals a timeless truth available to every consciousness: righteousness is not a distant rule to chase but a garment you slip over the self. When you imagine the I AM as your steady presence, you clothe your awareness with this inner quality, and your judgments become a robe and a diadem of ordered perception. The robe is not fabric but state of mind; the diadem, the crown of clear discernment that belongs to one who honors holiness and maintains purity of motive. As you dwell in the feeling that you are righteous, your inner state governs outward acts, shaping responsibility and perception. You are called to separate inner alignment from external appearances, not by walls but by integrity of intention and action. This is holiness in practical form: a clean conscience, a calm mind, and a heart that seeks truth and justice. Remember that righteousness already resides within as your natural condition, and since imagination creates reality, your felt awareness will harmonize life with the garment you wear.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, and in a moment of stillness, declare: I am clothed in righteousness; my judgments are divine discernment. Let the robe settle on your shoulders and carry you through the day as if you wear it now.
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