Molten Sky Within Awareness
Job 37:18 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 37 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse presents the sky as a strong expanse spread out by God, like a molten looking glass.
Neville's Inner Vision
In the Neville frame, the sky is not a distant vault but your state of consciousness. God is the I Am behind every perception, and to spread out the sky is to widen the field of awareness you own. The 'strong' expanse points to a stable, well-formed mental posture; what you accept in imagination becomes your surrounding world. The 'molten looking glass' asks you to behold your own reflection in the image you hold: what you gaze upon is the reflection of your inner state. Therefore, you do not seek to change God or the heavens; you revise your inner image and allow the I Am to fill the scene. When you treat the sky as consciousness you control, you recognize that imagination precedes form and that Providence operates as the steady presence within you. Your task is to practice dwelling in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, letting your awareness flow outward as if painting the sky with certainty.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and repeat 'I am' as the stable I Am. Then imagine you are spreading a molten sky above your life and seeing your desired condition reflected back in that glass; dwell in the feeling of it as already true, and let the scene revise itself.
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