Inner Inheritance of Ephraim
Joshua 16:4-8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joshua 16 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
These verses describe Ephraim's inheritance, traced as a border along rivers and the Jordan. The map of land serves as a metaphor for the inner territory of consciousness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your inheritance here is not a plot of land but a state of consciousness you already carry. The border described is the boundary of your current beliefs, habits, and feelings, the inner terrain that conditions what you experience from day to day. To 'take' it means to know you are the I AM, the one aware, and to act from that awareness in imagination. The place names and rivers are symbolic markers for how your attention flows—what you invite and what you exclude. Providence is an inner law guiding your steps, crossing the Jordan of doubt as you persist in a new sense of being. When you imagine the land as yours, you are not claiming land but aligning your state with it, so the outward world follows inwardly. The discipline is simple: decide what portion of consciousness you will dwell in, hold it firmly, and let feeling awaken the new border.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the land is yours now. Feel the border of your inner state as you stand at the Jordan, and let the I AM declare it done, right here and now.
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