Inner Feasts of the LORD
Leviticus 23:1-2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 23 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God commands that the feasts be proclaimed as holy convocations, belonging to the LORD. They symbolize a sacred rhythm set apart for Israel, pointing to covenant devotion.
Neville's Inner Vision
Leviticus 23:1-2 speaks of feasts as the LORD's own, proclaimed as holy convocations. In the inward eye, God is not a distant schedule but the I AM within your awareness. The words spoken to Moses become a formula spoken to you: these are my feasts—moments when attention gathers and you choose fullness over lack. Each feast marks a shift of state, a turning from the ego's outward ritual to the inner act of recognition. Holiness ceases to be separation by walls and becomes a decision to align with your true self, the covenant loyalty that rests in the I AM. True worship grows from the conviction that life itself is sacred and present, that time is organized by inner intention rather than external ceremony. When you treat the feasts as inner celebrations, you invite imagination, faith, and gratitude to lead your experience. The LORD's voice within becomes your own reassurance: you are already there, you are already one with the feast.
Practice This Now
Assume 'These are my feasts now.' Feel it real by closing your eyes and imagining a temple within where your attention gathers.
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