Inner Mercy and Renewal In Judges
Judges 21:22-23 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Judges 21 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage shows a mercy-driven solution to avoid guilt: the community explains the need to provide wives for Benjamin so no one is left without a partner, and the tribe then returns to its inheritance and rebuilds the cities.
Neville's Inner Vision
Judges 21:22-23 is not a mere political policy; it is a vivid map of your inner resolution. The war among Israel's tribes stands for the war of conflicting states of consciousness within you. Mercy arises when you refuse to leave any part of yourself in guilt; the fathers and brethren are the old thoughts that would accuse, and the dancing women symbolize living ideas you previously allowed to circulate, so the whole psyche might endure. The Benjaminites taking wives represents supplying a fresh order of life to a wounded portion, a renewal of your inner inheritance. When they return to their inheritance and rebuild the cities, you witness the birth of a renewed pattern of being. The plan is fulfilled because your imagination, governed by the I AM, rearranges the scene to prevent blame and to establish harmony. This is true mercy in action: not merely forgiveness of others but the conversion of conflict into a renewed, unified state of consciousness where unity, justice, and a new creation emerge through the I AM's ruling presence within you.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Close your eyes and assume you are already in a state of inner unity and renewal. Feel the I AM rearranging every part of you into harmony and gratitude.
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