Inner Jordan Crossing
Joshua 4:23 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joshua 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The LORD dries the Jordan so the people may pass. This mirrors how He opened the Red Sea.
Neville's Inner Vision
Imagine that the Jordan you face is not a river but a state of consciousness, a current within which you think you are swept. When the I AM of you awakens to the end you desire, the waters withdraw and the crossing becomes an inner event, not a historical mile-mark. The drying of the waters is the evacuation of limitation by a present-tense assumption. Just as God did it once for Israel, God does it again for you whenever you align your feeling with the fulfilled end. Providence and guidance arise as your awareness sharpens; you are guided not by outward forces but by the awakened I AM that knows the end from the beginning. You pass over into a new sense of being—redemption, deliverance, presence—because you believed the vision and felt it real until it became your experience. This is the typological act: the Red Sea of the old self becomes a doorway into the promised land of now.
Practice This Now
Assume the end: the Jordan has dried and you have crossed. Feel the ground beneath your feet and declare, 'I AM that I AM,' until belief becomes experience.
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