The Inner Sun Arises
Malachi 4:1-2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Malachi 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage contrasts a day of cleansing for the proud and wicked with a blessing for those who fear God. It promises the Sun of righteousness to bring healing and growth.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the timeless act of scripture, the 'day' is not distant weather but your own inner climate. The oven that consumes the proud and the wicked is the purifying fire of awareness that burns away images and beliefs that say you are separate from God. When you insist on old stories of limitation, you stand among the stubble; when you hold to a reverent awareness of the I AM, the Sun of righteousness arises in your mind, bringing healing in its wings. This Sun is not an external sun so much as the radiance of consciousness; it travels with you wherever you go, warming afflictions into understanding and stripping fear from your actions. As this inner dawn expands, you are released from the stall of the old self and go forth, growing up as calves of the stall—strong, nourished, and ready to move into new fields. Remember: the text honors your present fear not as doom but as the call to awaken the greater light already within you.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Assume the role of the Sun within your life. Close your eyes, feel a warm radiance rising in you, and declare, 'I am the Sun of righteousness arising in me, healing every area of my life.'
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