Inner Peace for Unity
Judges 21:13-14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Judges 21 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The assembly seeks peace with Benjamin through a calm outreach. They extend mercy by provisioning wives, yet the act is not enough to fully restore unity.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within you, the whole congregation is your I AM, and the rock Rimmon is any fixed, separatist mindset you have allowed to fracture your inner unity. When you speak peaceably to Benjamin, you are addressing that stubborn attitude, not a person, and you call forth a shift in feeling rather than a concession of will. The act of giving wives saved from Jabesh-Gilead symbolizes supplying life to forgotten or banished parts of yourself with nourishing ideas and memories; yet the passage says they sufficed them not, a gentle reminder that mercy alone cannot complete reconciliation without your inner assent. The key is to realize that the state of peace is not something to obtain from others but a realization you grant yourself now. Assume that the divided factions within your consciousness have found their true mate in unity, that the return of Benjamin is a return to wholeness in your own awareness. Dwell in the feeling of complete harmony, and imagine the scene already accomplished: the inner assembly reconciled, the rocks of resistance dissolved, and life flowing through every channel. In that act, your outer world follows the inner alignment you've already declared.
Practice This Now
Assume the state of complete unity now: 'I AM peace with all within me.' Close your eyes and revise a recent dispute by mentally ending in harmony, and feel it-real in your chest.
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