Zechariah 10:11-12 Inner Strength
Zechariah 10:11-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Zechariah 10 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Zechariah describes passing through affliction like crossing a sea, overcoming its waves, and drying up rivers, signaling deliverance from oppressive powers; God strengthens those who trust in the LORD to walk freely in His name.
Neville's Inner Vision
All the scenes Zechariah names, passing through the sea, subduing its waves, rivers drying, are inner movements of consciousness. The sea is the limit you once accepted; the waves are fear thoughts you have fed with attention. When you acknowledge the I AM within as your only ruler, you pass through affliction not by effort but by belief shifted. You do not chase power; you assume it. In that conscious assumption, the deeps of the river dry up, for you have withdrawn your allegiance from limitation and given it to the LORD within. The pride of Assyria and the sceptre of Egypt are the old rulers of your outer world, symbols of bondage that depart as you insist on your divine heritage. I will strengthen them in the LORD; you are steadied by the assurance that the LORD's strength is your own now. They shall walk up and down in His name, i.e., you dwell in the consciousness that bears His name, living in harmony with divine law. This is salvation, deliverance, and perpetual renewal—felt as present reality within.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Assume you are strengthened in the LORD now. Close your eyes, breathe, and imagine walking through a stormy sea while declaring, I am the I AM; feel the waves submit and the river dry up inside.
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