Inner Sabbath Sanctuary Reverence
Leviticus 19:30 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Leviticus 19:30 urges keeping the sabbath and honoring the sanctuary as the Lord’s sacred ground. It speaks not only of external duties but of an inner disposition aligned with God-consciousness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Leviticus speaks to your inner life. The sabbath is a state of rest of the I AM within; the sanctuary is the field of perception where you reverence the divine presence. When you acknowledge 'I AM,' you acknowledge that the LORD is your own consciousness—that you have never left the divine self. The command to keep sabbaths becomes a practice of quieting the mind’s busyness and listening for the stillness that is the LORD’s presence. Reverence of the sanctuary means treating your inner life as sacred: guard your attention, and hold your feeling as if God dwells there. The phrase 'I AM the LORD' asserts that this awareness is not an external person but your own central being. In that recognition, you align with the Truth that your imagination is the instrument by which reality is formed. By assuming the state of rest and sacred space, you revise your sense of time and space, and your world hardens from the inside out. Therefore, keep your sabbath in consciousness, and your sanctuary will manifest in outward form.
Practice This Now
Assume you are already living in the rest of the sabbath and in the sacred presence of your inner sanctuary. Feel the I AM as LORD within and let your imagination shape your next moment from that quiet reality.
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