Crowned Within: Inner Anointing
1 Kings 1:39-40 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Zadok anoints Solomon and the people celebrate with trumpets and pipes, signaling the establishment of a king. The outward ceremony represents an inner recognition of rightful order and loyalty.
Neville's Inner Vision
Zadok's horn of oil is the symbol of your I AM, poured into the crown of your awareness. Solomon upon the throne stands for the highest state you permit to rule your mind. The trumpet blast and the people's shouts are the vibrant movements of desire and belief when you acknowledge this inner sovereign. When you embrace the king within, the earth itself seems to tremble, not from noise but from the resonance of your changed alignment; the external world responds to the inner decree. The cry 'God save king Solomon' translates to 'May the I AM preserve the ruling awareness within me.' This event is the Kingdom of God happening now: the covenant is loyalty to your inner I AM, true worship is allowing that inner sovereignty to govern your thoughts, feelings, and actions, rather than worldly rituals. So the ceremony is a mental practice: you assume the state, feel it real, and let the outer life reflect the inner kingship.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling now: I AM crowned within. Hear the inner trumpet and let all thoughts align with this kingly state.
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