Inner Law of Family Commandments
Leviticus 20:9-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 20 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage prescribes severe penalties for cursing parents and for certain sexual unions, indicating a strict sense of moral order and accountability. It treats these acts as breaches of a sacred family and social order.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this text the outer penalties are but a reflection of inner states. Cursing a father or mother points to a rebellion against inner authority—the I AM within that keeps the life ordered. Adultery, and the other unions, symbolize a misalignment within the psyche’s feminine and masculine aspects, a breaking of the unity that the inner law seeks to sustain. The life-ending consequence is not a historical punishment but the collapse of vitality when one forgets the sovereign reality of I AM. Neville would teach that these laws invite you to return to the single, indivisible consciousness where no split exists between will and action. See the moral code as a call to revise your inner world until your thoughts, feelings, and perceptions harmonize with the divine order you claim as your own. When you acknowledge the I AM as the source and limit of your life, the “death” of former patterns gives way to a renewed, creative vitality that reflects that inner law.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and affirm, 'I am the I AM, the ordered life within me now'; then visualize blessing the parents-like authorities within your mind and aligning your desires with their divine order, feeling a renewed vitality as if the law has become your living habit.
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