Job's Restoration Vision
Job 42:10-17 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Job 42 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Job's fortunes are restored. He prays for his friends, and God doubles his wealth, restoring his family and all his possessions.
Neville's Inner Vision
Observe that the turning of Job's captivity occurs when he prays for his friends. The external doubling follows a deeper inner conversion: Job returns to the awareness that he is the I AM expressing as a man, and that the universe is responding to that self-affirmation. The gold and cattle and even a new generation point to the complete restoration that follows a shift in consciousness, not merely circumstance. In Neville's language, the latter end is not a calculation but the result of feeling the truth of you as a being already blessed. When you hold the inner picture of abundance and dwell in gratitude, your imagination is not making magic so much as aligning with the natural law of vivified being. The mercy and grace of Providence become your own inner mercy toward yourself, and the outward fruit appears: comfort, reconciliation, and prosperity grow where the mind trusts the I AM. So the story invites you to revise your sense of self until the present shows the end you desire.
Practice This Now
Assume you are already the person who has been restored; close your eyes and feel the gratitude as if the blessing is now. See yourself surrounded by family, wealth, and ease, and dwell in the I AM until that vision feels real.
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