Inner Victory Judges 6:15-16
Judges 6:15-16 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Gideon doubts his own power and acknowledges poverty and low status, but the Lord promises to be with him and enable victory.
Neville's Inner Vision
Take the moment Gideon names his poverty and his littleness, and hear the inward answer: you are not asking for strength from outside; you are awakening to the I AM that dwells within. The Lord's promise—Surely I will be with thee— is the psychological law you live by: when awareness aligns with the I AM, the 'enemy' dissolves. Midian represents the scattered thoughts, fears, and games of separation that haunt your day; the victory as 'one man' is the unified state of consciousness where you and Source are a single act of knowing. Your sense of being small or insufficient is the very invitation for the I AM to reveal its all-sufficiency. In Neville's language, you do not conquer anything; you awaken to the realization that you are already one with the power that creates worlds. When you assume the identity 'I AM with me now,' you close the gap between longing and fulfillment, and the imagined army falls away into the light of inner unity. The verse invites a practical shift: treat limitation as a signpost to your true divine self, and allow the presence to do the rest through you.
Practice This Now
Assume right now that I AM with you. Feel the inner unity as you face your Midianites, and revise any sense of separation into oneness.
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