Inner Land Allocation
Joshua 17:14-16 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joshua 17 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Joseph's tribe asks Joshua for more land, claiming they are blessed and many. Joshua answers by inviting them to expand into the wood country, showing that true abundance arises from inner growth.
Neville's Inner Vision
Joseph's children cry for more land because they see themselves as a great people blessed by the LORD. Yet Joshua does not command a military campaign; he invites them to rise in imagination, to move into the wood country and cut down the Perizzites and the giants if their present hill is too narrow. In this reading, territory is inner state, not a map. 'Land' is what you assume to be true in your own consciousness, the place you dwell as fact. The giants are stubborn habits and the chariots of iron the disciplined fears that seem invincible, yet they are only memories within mind. When you claim a larger domain, you do not beat reality into shape; you acknowledge the I AM within and align with that infinite supply. Joshua's voice becomes your higher self, urging you to see abundance as a condition of the soul and to dissolve limitation by revision and feeling it real. The call is simple: believe first in the expanded territory, and the world will yield its borders to your I AM.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Close your eyes, assume the larger land is yours now, declare 'I AM that I AM, I have expanded my inner country.' Visualize moving into the wood country, cutting down giants, and feel the sense of abundance filling your life.
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