Inner Lineage of Mind
1 Chronicles 4:25-27 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Chronicles 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Plainly, the passage traces Mishma’s line and Shimei’s many children, noting some branches multiply while others do not, unlike Judah.
Neville's Inner Vision
Here you are asked to see this list as the inner map of your mind. Every son and daughter stands for a tendency, an impulse, or a capability. Shimei’s sixteen sons and six daughters symbolize a lush, multiplying energy when the mind rests in the I AM and concentrates its attention upon unity. The brethren who did not multiply reflect neglected or scattered faculties that have not been drawn into a cohesive center. The note that they did not multiply, like the children of Judah, is not a judgment; it is a suggestion that a certain center—an inner tribe, a core of shared purpose—dominates and thus expands. The I AM, God within, is the root that gives growth to the branches; when you align your inner focus with a single hive of life (the inner Judah), your thoughts, feelings, and perspectives cooperate and reproduce themselves in your experience. This is not about external lineage but about the alignment of states of consciousness that produce external results. When you feel as the observer of this inner family, you can invite the flourishing line through unity.
Practice This Now
Assume the I AM is the head of your inner family; revise any sense of lack by imagining Shimei’s sixteen sons and six daughters thriving now, and declare I AM the root and the branch; your inner tribe multiplies in harmony with the I AM.
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