Inner Justice and Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

viewing Leviticus 24:17-21 through Neville Goddard’s lens, you see that the 'eye for eye' is an inner law of consciousness, not a human court. The 'killeth' of a man or beast represents any thought, feeling, or habit that would dim the light in your awareness. To restore what was harmed, you don’t seek revenge but revise the inner state to a higher equivalent. The clause 'breach for breach, eye for eye' is the feedback you receive in imagination whenever you entertain anger, resentment, or fear; it says you are paying with your inner atmosphere in exact measure to your dwelling. 'He that killeth a man, he shall be put to death' points to letting die any belief that destroys life within you, so the living I AM may rise. The passage thus becomes a practical law of inner restitution: you accept you are already righteous, whole, and just in your sovereign state of consciousness, and your outer world must mirror that inner state. Imagination is your instrument; assume the state of perfect justice now, and reality unfolds to match.