Under My Vine and Fig Tree
Micah 4:4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Micah 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Micah 4:4 imagines a time of security where each person sits under their vine and fig tree, free from fear. This security comes from God’s promise spoken by the LORD of hosts.
Neville's Inner Vision
In the Neville mode, the verse is a map of the inner state you can inhabit now. The 'vine' and 'fig tree' are symbols of your inner abundance—sustenance, shade, growth—provided by the Presence you name as I AM. To sit under them is to rest in the realization that your life is governed by a constant, abiding Presence, not by external threats. 'None shall make them afraid' is the law of your consciousness when you accept, with unwavering feeling, that the mouth of the LORD has spoken. The spoken word becomes your personal law; your external world mirrors the truth you accept within. The Kingdom of God here means the quiet dominion of peace and security within your own awareness, a state you can assume rather than chase. Do not seek it in the world; feel it as the reality you already are. Your job is to imagine and revise any story of fear until it aligns with the promise and you dwell there now.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, breathe, and assume the state: I am resting under my vine and fig tree, fearlessness and security now sustained by the Presence. Stay with the feeling until it becomes your undeniable reality.
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