Inner Princes of Israel
1 Chronicles 27:16-22 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Chronicles 27 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage enumerates tribal rulers, showing organized governance over Israel. It presents the names as a map of authority among the tribes.
Neville's Inner Vision
These verses present not distant rulers but an inner cabinet. The tribes of Israel correspond to the many states of your own consciousness: memory, impulse, loyalty, courage, creation, order. The names of rulers—Eliezer, Hashabiah, Zadok, Elihu, Omri, Ishmaiah, Jerimoth, Hoshea, Joel, Iddo, Jaasiel, Azareel—become symbols of the persistent attitudes you entertain and permit to govern your thoughts. The repetition of 'princes of the tribes' is the reminder that you do not passively drift; you appoint, through attention and assumption, who shall rule each part of you. When you read this list, see it as a map of an inner government under one sovereign: the I AM, your essential awareness. The external world is the effect of this inner order; harmony in your life comes when every tribe is under the same ruler. The kingdom of God is not a distant realm but an inner structure you maintain by imagination, feeling, and unwavering consent. Therefore, if you desire unity, you revise your inner governors until their decisions reflect one will—your God-given Self.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and appoint a single governor over every inner tribe—Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, and so on—and decree that all answer to the same sovereign I AM. Feel the wholeness and unity of your life as the inner cabinet works in harmony.
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