Arise and Thresh: Inner Dominion

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville Goddard, Micah 4:13 is a map of consciousness. 'Arise and thresh' is your invitation to wake to a state in which you do not argue with circumstance but thresh through it with trained attention. The horn iron is the unwavering I AM within you, the sense of self that remains untouched by external appearances. The brass hoofs symbolize a steadfast footing in the present moment, a posture from which you can move through any situation without slipping into fear. When you 'beat in pieces many people,' you are not assaulting others but dissolving the belief patterns that stand between you and your desire. The 'gain' and 'substance' you conquer are the inner provisions of imagination—what you accept as real in mind and feeling—and they are to be consecrated unto the LORD, the inner divine source within you. In this way the verse teaches sovereign control: by renewing and steadfastly inhabiting a state of abundance, your outer world follows, manifesting as provision for divine purpose. Remember: the kingdom is within, and you are the threshing floor where reality is formed.