I Am Black Yet Comely
Song of Solomon 1:5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Song of Solomon 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Plain sense: The speaker declares that even in darkness, the self is beautiful and worthy. Outer conditions do not define inner value.
Neville's Inner Vision
To hear these words is to hear the I AM speaking through you. The skin color is but a surface condition, the dream of appearances; the true being remains comely, beloved by the inner Jerusalem. When I declare this, I am not denying the world’s view but proclaiming a higher law: consciousness creates all forms, and form answers to the state of mind. The darkness is not a blame but a dimension in which the inner light shines all the more. The tents of Kedar and the curtains of Solomon symbolize protection and splendor granted by the inner I AM; you are a dwelling-place of grace, not a judgment of the body. Embrace this self-image and you awaken to grace, dignity, humility, and purity as your natural state. What you see in the mirror becomes a testimony to the divine order within, rather than a verdict from without.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes for a moment and declare I AM within me is comely and loved. Revise any limitation and feel the inner light shelter me as the tents of Kedar and the curtains of Solomon.
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