Caleb’s Covenant: Inner Reward
Joshua 15:16 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joshua 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Caleb declares that whoever conquers Kirjathsepher will be given his daughter Achsah in marriage. The vow binds obedience and ambition to a concrete reward within Israel's covenant.
Neville's Inner Vision
Kirjathsepher is a fortress in my own consciousness—an inner limitation I have accepted as real. The command to smite it is a decision of the I AM to refuse that limitation and to act from the assumption that the desired state is already mine. Caleb’s pledge—giving Achsah to the man who takes the city—becomes an inner covenant: fidelity to the imaginative act yields results that feel like blessings, aligning wealth and provision with my true nature. Achsah stands for the fulfilled desire—marriage to the inner world where I live as if the wish is done. Obedience here is staying with the feeling that the wish is accomplished, regardless of appearances. When I persist in this inner state, the fortress falls and the covenant manifests in outer reality: prosperity, companionship, and a sense of secure belonging.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the feeling that you have already conquered your inner fortress and claim the blessing now; dwell in that sensation for several minutes as if it is your present reality.
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