Inner Offerings: The Land Within
Numbers 15:2-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Numbers 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The text instructs Israel to offer various sacrifices and celebratory meals once they possess the land. These offerings—burnt offerings, vows, freewill offerings, and feasts—serve to make worship a pleasing ritual to the LORD.
Neville's Inner Vision
Observe that the children of Israel are told, not to perform rites in some distant place, but to align their interior world with the land they are about to inhabit. The land is not a territory, but your state of awareness you have claimed by imagination. The offerings—burnt offerings, vows, freewill offerings, and solemn feasts—are inner acts, not external commodities. When you assume the feeling of your I AM already established in the land, you are offering your attention, your allegiance, and your imagination. The 'sweet savour unto the LORD' is the harmony that arises when your inner movements harmonize with the pattern of the I AM. The law and commandments become invitations to keep faith with the state you desire; obedience is not ritual for its own sake but consent to the reality you have assumed. Each offering, if imagined with fidelity, fortifies the inner atmosphere, drawing the promised land into your experience. It is not the familiar action, but the commitment behind the action that matters—the vow you renew to your highest self, the gratitude you render, the feast of inner peace you celebrate.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Close your eyes and say, 'I am already dwelling in the land I inhabit; I offer my attention and imagination as a sweet savour unto the I AM.' Then feel that you are living it now.
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