Inner Covenant Imagination
1 Chronicles 29:17-19 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Chronicles 29 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
David states that God tests the heart and delights in upright intention; he himself has offered with a sincere heart and rejoices to see the people freely offering to God. He prays that this steadfast imagination of the people's devotion be kept in their hearts forever and that Solomon be given a perfect heart to keep the commandments and to carry out the temple's construction.
Neville's Inner Vision
To Neville's ear, these lines invite us to claim that God is the I AM who tests the heart to reveal the state of our inner being. Uprightness is not outward moral striving alone but a consistent feeling that matches the state you desire. When David says he has offered willingly, he exposes a spiritual practice: the outward acts are the natural overflow of an inward assumption. The phrase keep this forever in the imagination of the thoughts of the heart becomes a command to persist in a vivid inner scene until it hardens into fact. The people present in your awareness symbolize the supports of your inner life, and the request to prepare their heart unto thee is a call to form trust and focus within every facet of consciousness. Give Solomon a perfect heart means opening the next phase of consciousness to obey the inner law, and building the palace is the manifestation of that inner order in outer form. The entire prayer points to living by a law of imagination, where the heart is upright and the vision endures.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and assume the state of the wish fulfilled. Visualize the inner gathering offering willingly, feel the gratitude, and know that your heart is upright as you keep this vision alive in the imagination of the heart.
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