Inner Lament, Birth and Trial
Job 3:10-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job 3:10-12 portrays lament: birth is questioned, and sorrow is mourned as the opening movement of life.
Neville's Inner Vision
Job 3:10-12 is not a historical complaint but a vivid map of inner birth. In Neville's terms, birth is a state of consciousness you carry into every moment; the doors of the womb are symbols of the beliefs you take to be true about yourself. The cry about dying at birth reveals identification with a limited self-image; the remedy is to shift the sense of self. Imagine the self as already awakened, already free, and watch how your circumstances bend to that inner truth. Treat sorrow as a signal, not a rule, and invite the I AM—the awareness within—to birth a new scene. When you imagine from that higher I AM, you dissolve old boundaries and open new possibilities. The present movement of consciousness becomes the womb through which you exit the old state and emerge into a more luminous sense of being.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling of a life that welcomes birth as consciousness. Then revise your scene by mentally stepping through a door labeled 'New Birth' and carry that felt shift into the next moment.
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