Inner Arrows and Juniper Fire

Psalms 120:4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Psalms 120 in context

Scripture Focus

4Sharp arrows of the mighty, with coals of juniper.
Psalms 120:4

Biblical Context

The verse uses arrows and burning juniper to illustrate how powerful words and judgments strike the soul. The image hints that fiery pressure can refine consciousness.

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the sharp arrows are not external weapons but the pictures and words your mind assigns to people or events. The mighty are the ruling thoughts—the self-defining narratives you have identified with as I AM. The coals of juniper signal a heat of purification that, when welcomed, refines consciousness back to the I AM, the witnessing awareness. In Neville's terms, every event is a state of consciousness; the arrows are inner movements of belief, the heat is pressure that forces a shift. Do not fight them as invasions from without; acknowledge them as a movement within your inner world. The moment you assume a higher state—the I AM calm, all-seeing—you revise the meaning: the arrows lose power as you claim the observer position; the coals become warmth that purifies your character and integrity. This is spiritual warfare waged by imagination: not coercion, but the deliberate re-embedding of meaning into the I AM. Judgment and accountability arise from your current state of awareness; you are not at the mercy of others' arrows, but the author of the inner scene.

Practice This Now

Imaginative Act: Close your eyes, breathe I AM into your chest, and declare you are untouched by arrows. Then revise a recent harsh thought by imagining it dissolving like mist, and feel your I AM steadiness.

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