Inner Trumpets of Liberation
Judges 7:16-22 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Judges 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Three hundred men are divided into three groups, each with a lamp and an empty pitcher, and trumpets ready. They follow Gideon’s example, and God turns the foe against itself, producing deliverance.
Neville's Inner Vision
In the inner theatre of your mind, the three hundred are three centers of consciousness within you. The empty pitchers are your beliefs emptied of fear; the lamps are awareness lit by faith; the trumpets are the spoken declarations of 'The sword of the LORD' that awaken power. Gideon is your higher self, the figure who has learned to act from inner certainty. When he says 'Look on me, and do likewise,' he invites your attention to imitate a psychological attitude rather than replicate a physical tactic. The moment you blow the trumpet and break the pitcher, light floods your entire mental camp, and the enemy—your fears and doubts—finds its power dissolved because you have chosen alignment over resistance. The sword of the LORD against his fellows shows that power acts upon the whole system, not by brute force, but by aligning inner forces until confusion arises in the outer field. The victory is not bestowed from without; it is revealed as your inner state collapses all opposition through unwavering awareness. You awaken to realize that you are the conqueror already, and your world merely reflects this inner conquest.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit calmly, imagine you are Gideon’s hundred; see three groups, each with a lamp and an empty pitcher. Then declare, 'The sword of the LORD, and of me,' blow an inner trumpet, break the pitcher, and rest in the light that remains.
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