Inner Reconciliation Arises
Judges 19:3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Judges 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The husband rises to pursue reconciliation with his wife, speaks softly to win her back, and brings her home with him. Her father’s joyful reception marks inner alignment when reconciliation occurs.
Neville's Inner Vision
Think of Judges 19:3 as a symbol worn in your own consciousness. The husband is the I AM within you, rising to pursue reconciliation with a wife-like aspect of self that has wandered. He speaks not with harshness but with friendliness, a conviction that the bond can be restored. The servant and the pair of asses are your practical faculties—memory, attention, habit—moving together to carry back what feels scattered. The damsel brought into her father’s house signals the inner sanctuary of mind where unity is welcomed. And the father’s joy upon meeting him is the acknowledgment of your innermost, God-ordained nature approving this union. The drama is not about external romance, but about a decision in consciousness: to forgive, to reintegrate, to welcome every part back to the I AM. If you assume such reconciliation now, and feel it real—imagine the two halves embracing in gentle love—the entire psyche relaxes into harmony. Imagination creates reality; let this inner trip be your daily practice and watch joy and mercy blossom in your day-to-day life.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling: I am at peace with every part of myself. Speak to the inner self, 'Come home now,' and imagine the father’s warm welcome as you hold the sense of unity.
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