The Inner Stone Witness
Joshua 24:26-27 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joshua 24 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Joshua wrote the words of the law in the book of God and set up a great stone by the sanctuary; it would witness to all that had been spoken, reminding the people to remain faithful to the Lord.
Neville's Inner Vision
Notice that Joshua’s act is not mere record-keeping but a psychological enactment. In Neville’s language, the 'book of the law' is the inner script you hold in your own consciousness, and the stone set by the sanctuary is a fixed symbol in your mind that witnesses every spoken word to God. The people gathered are the voices and habits within you agreeing to live by a law of alignment with your true self—the I AM. The stone speaks against any denial of God by reminding you of what you have heard and chose to accept. The oak and the sanctuary designate your stillness, the inner throne where consciousness watches over its own decisions. The presence of God is the awareness that you are that which witnesses, and obedience is the daily fidelity to that awareness. Thus the scene becomes a practical technique: write your personal covenant in the 'book' of your mind and place a fixed witness in your inner sanctuary to keep your word intact, day after day.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: In the stillness, assume the role of Joshua in your mind, write the words of the law in your inner book, and set a stone at the oak of your sanctuary. Say, 'This stone witnesses all I have heard from the I AM,' and feel it as already real.
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