Passage Through Sihon: Inner Victory
Numbers 21:21-24 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Numbers 21 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Israel sends messengers to Sihon asking for safe passage. Sihon refuses, and war ensues, culminating in Israel taking the land from Arnon to Jabbok.
Neville's Inner Vision
On the level of inner truth, Numbers 21:21-24 is not about borders but the motion of consciousness. Israel is the I AM moving through the Amorite state of limitation, choosing to pass along the king's highway of awareness rather than stopping at the fields of sense perception. The request 'Let me pass through thy land' becomes a decision to move through fear, doubt, or old habit without surrendering your integrity. Sihon’s refusal mirrors the stubborn mind that says, 'You shall not pass' to a newer self. The clash that follows is the inward struggle where belief battling is momentarily armed against realization. Yet the outcome is aligned with your covenant: the land is possessed—inwardly—from Arnon to Jabbok, symbolizing expansion from the outer edge of experience to the deeper heart. The border of Ammon represents a lingering ego that resists change; but deliverance comes within as you reframe borders as lines of conscious awareness and claim a liberated kingdom. Your present experience of freedom is the fruit of this inner passage fully believed.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Close your eyes and imagine you are already on the king's highway, free of the border's claim. Say softly, I pass through now, feeling the ease and possession of the inner land.
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