Inner Purity Leviticus 5:1-3
Leviticus 5:1-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 5 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage says a person who sins by hearing and witnessing wrongdoing and does not speak up bears the guilt; touching anything unclean or being defiled by another’s uncleanness (even if hidden) also makes one unclean and guilty when the defilement comes to awareness.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville's approach, the 'soul' is a state of consciousness and 'sin' is a shift in that state. The 'voice of swearing' represents inner chatter, judgment, or gossip that you hear in mind. If you witness such thought and do not assert a higher state, you permit it to remain and you bear its iniquity as latent guilt. To be unclean is to identify with a belief in separation from the I AM, a belief you discover when the defilement is hidden but becomes clear through awareness. The remedy is not ritual but revision: intentionally assume a higher state, imagining you are the one who speaks truth and sees good within all. When negative thoughts arise, you choose to align with your true self instead of reacting from the old defilement. In this inner act of reidentification, purification occurs as you reaffirm the Presence within and abandon the old, separating thought.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and assume the witnessing state—when a defiling thought arises, revise it by affirming 'I am one with the I AM' and choose a higher response, feeling the cleanliness of the mind as real.
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