Inner Law Of Purity
Job 31:9-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 31 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job states his commitment to purity and integrity. He imagines a hypothetical deviation and declares that such acts would be judged and could burn away all his increase.
Neville's Inner Vision
Job’s declaration is not a legal threat but a study in the inner economy of the mind. The ‘woman’ and the ‘neighbor’s door’ symbolize alluring images that the conscious self could mistake for reality. To be deceived by such images is to rob the I AM of its clear ground, and to lay wait for a projection is to consent to a world separate from the one you are aware of. The fiery punishment is the inevitable consequence of feeding a belief with feeling rather than with truth. When you identify with that belief, you feed it until it consumes all your ‘increase’—your life, your blessings—because you have projected a split within your own unity. The true interpretation, from the Neville lens, is that you are always the observer and creator within a single, indivisible consciousness. Return to the assumption that you are the I AM, pure and inviolate, the one who cannot be moved by appearances. The cyclical nature of judgment dissolves when you choose inner alignment. Restore your inner state by aligning with love, purity, and unity.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Assume the I AM now. Sit quietly, breathe, and repeat: I am the I AM; my inner life is pure and inviolate, and nothing outside can alter it.
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