Inner Covenant Stone Witness
Joshua 24:25-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joshua 24 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Joshua makes a covenant with the people, establishes a statute, and writes the law. He sets a large stone as a witness by the sanctuary so all may remember the words and remain faithful, each man returning to his inheritance.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this scene you are not merely observing a ritual; you are reading a map of your inner life choosing to stand in a new state. The covenant is your inner decision to align all of your being with the I AM—the undivided awareness that cannot be shaken by appearances. The statute and the book of the law become inner laws you inscribe upon the heart’s page, the very handwriting of your attention. The oak by the sanctuary is your sacred center, the still point where you hear the living Word in the present moment. The great stone is the memory of your decision, the outward symbol that has heard every word you now affirm as true. When Joshua declares the stone shall be a witness unto us, he points to the inward witness that records your fidelity and returns your words to you as confirmation. Thus the people depart into their inheritance—the tangible fruit of a consciousness that chooses faithfulness here and now.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Assume you are the stone; declare inwardly, 'I am loyal to the LORD in every thought and action,' and feel the seal of that vow settling into your chest. Let that commitment guide your next moment.
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