Inner Firstfruits Wave
Leviticus 23:17-21 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 23 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Leviticus 23:17-21 prescribes two wave loaves of firstfruits accompanied by offerings, and culminates in a holy convocation. No servile work is to be done that day.
Neville's Inner Vision
Close your eyes and hear the rhythm of the altar as a metaphor for your inner life. The two wave loaves are two aspects of your consciousness—the seed and its release—baked with leaven, a sign that growth is alive within you when you attend to imagination. These loaves, being firstfruits unto the LORD, declare that your highest self recognizes and consecrates your desires as sacred. The seven lambs, the bullock, and the two rams are the qualities you offer to your inner I AM—gratitude, integrity, courage, patience, and joy—rising to the divine heat of awareness as an offering made by fire, a sweet savour to the Lord of your life. The sin offering and peace offerings point to purging false beliefs and inviting peace into your heart, while the priest waving them with the bread denotes your inner attention moving these truths through your being. This wave offering before the LORD is the decision of inner recognition: holiness is not prophecy outside you, but your daily recommitment. And the holy convocation—no servile work—invites you to rest in the awareness that you are the I AM, timeless and sovereign in your world.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: In a quiet moment, assume the feeling of your desire fulfilled; picture two loaves in your hands, wave them before the I AM within, and rest in that reality for a few breaths. Repeat daily until it feels natural.
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