Shaken Like A Reed: Inner Judgment
1 Kings 14:15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Kings 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage foresees God's judgment on Israel. Like a reed shaken by water, they will be uprooted and scattered because of idolatry.
Neville's Inner Vision
Israel in this verse stands for your present state of consciousness, bound by fear and old desires. The LORD is the I AM within you, the awareness that can interrupt entrenched patterns. A reed shaken in water signifies the mind’s belief in separation, toppled by the currents of circumstance. God’s action—rooting up the land and scattering it—purges the soul of substitutes you worship for security: the groves of comfort, status, or attachment. This internal exile is not punishment apart from you; it is a gentle forcing of your awareness to move, to shift, to make room for a higher inner country to arise. The return is not a geographic relocation but a renewal of consciousness, aligning you with the one life that flows through all. You are invited to recognize that you already inhabit the land your soul sought, and that the old ground can give way to a greater sense of belonging to the I AM within you.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and revise your state by affirming, 'I now rest in the good land of my being.' Feel the inner restoration flowing through you as you embody that promise.
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