Opening Ears to Divine Instruction
Job 33:16-18 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 33 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job 33:16-18 describes God opening the ears of men to instruction, steering them away from prideful purpose. It promises preservation of the soul and life when they align with divine guidance.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within this scene I hear, not a distant decree, but the inward act of self-awareness being tuned. When the I AM awakens, the mind’s ears are opened to a quieter instruction that speaks beyond ego’s scheme. The verse says He seals instruction, and thus the inner counsel is protected from the noise of personal will. This is not punishment but a refinement: a withdrawal from a proposed project born of pride, a gentle, inexorable turn toward what is truly alive in you. Pride is exposed not by judgment but by the gentle pressure of inner recognition that ideas have a life of their own in consciousness. If you identify with the I AM, you perceive that “the pit” and “the sword” are fear and reaction, not outer calamities; they are the acts of thoughts that threaten your peace. The divine whisper insists that you revise, not erase, your aim—so that your world becomes a reflected image of your inner alignment, not a stubborn reproduction of old self-will. In that alignment, you are preserved, not by force, but by the tranquil authority of your awakened consciousness.
Practice This Now
Assume that the inner instruction has redirected your aim now. Feel the relief of alignment as pride is dissolved and your path becomes lovingly guided by the I AM.
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