Judges 15:1-2 Inner Visit
Judges 15:1-2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Judges 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Samson comes to his wife during harvest with a gift, intends to enter the chamber, but the father blocks him, explaining he gave the wife to another and suggesting her younger sister instead.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this inner-script, the verse becomes a map of states of consciousness. Samson represents a living desire to unite with a deeper truth; the wife is the inner state you long to incorporate. The father is not a person but a hardened belief or habit that says “you cannot enter” and that life must go by the old script. The act of visiting with a kid signals a seed of new value offered to consciousness. The refusal to let entry invites you to revise the scene by recognizing that your true act of entering the chamber is an act of awareness—your I AM—already in possession of the desired state. The elder’s argument that a sister should take the place of the wife is a projection of limitation; you can reinterpret it as the mind offering another, more suitable state that you can welcome by shifting belief. By maintaining a steadfast present assumption that you are already one with your desire, the outer scene will rearrange itself to fit your inner law.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, breathe, and declare: I am already in the chamber of my desire; I know the outer scene reflects my inner truth. Revise the father’s objection by affirming, 'This is mine now.'
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