Piercing the Inner Plague
Numbers 25:6-9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Numbers 25 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
In Numbers 25:6–9, a man from Israel brings a Midianitish woman into the camp, Phinehas kills them, and the plague is stayed, though 24,000 die.
Neville's Inner Vision
These verses reveal the soul's inner climate rather than a historical episode. The man of Israel who brings the Midianitish woman symbolizes a state of consciousness clinging to two loyalties, a belief that one can entertain another desire while mourning externally. The weeping crowd at the door of the tabernacle represents outward remorse without inner change. Phinehas embodies fearless inner discernment—the moment the I AM asserts sovereignty over the divided mind—and the javelin stands for the decisive belief that pierces the illusion of duality. When the tent is pierced, the mental plague is stayed because the consciousness has chosen a single truth. The 24,000 who die illustrate the old pattern released when the heart finally refuses to corroborate separation. The message is that inner order, not punishment, ends the plague: a steadfast acknowledgment of one state—the one I AM—releases the mind from toxic mixtures and restores wholeness to life.
Practice This Now
Assume you are Phinehas within your own consciousness and have the I AM pierce the illusion of dual loyalties. Then feel the inner plague dissolve as your mind aligns with one true state of consciousness.
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