Inner Light and Divine Order
Job 38:24-25 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 38 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job asks how light is parted and how waters and thunder are ordered. The verses point to a divine, inner order behind phenomena rather than random chance.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider that the light, the east wind, waters, and thunder are not distant forces but pictures painted by your own I AM. The questions in Job 38:24–25 reveal a universal principle: order arises where attention is directed. When you claim the I AM as your only reality, you part the light within—your awareness divides into streams of focus. The east wind is the surge of intention blowing through your inner landscape, scattering disorder and setting clear boundaries for perception. To divide a watercourse is to channel your feelings into a single, directed current toward your goal, preventing inner floods from overwhelming your scene. The way for the lightning of thunder is the path your mind marks for sudden insight—an instantaneous judgment that aligns your outer events with your inner state. The divine order you seek is not out there but invoked within by the state you assume. Practice: dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled; watch your mind as if you are the designer of its weather. The Creator's presence is the I AM now, and all these forces obey your realized state.
Practice This Now
Assume the state of inner order now. Close your eyes, declare, 'I am the awareness that orders all things,' and feel the wish fulfilled as real.
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