Inner Cherubim Temple Alignment
1 Kings 6:23-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Kings 6 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Solomon's inner sanctuary holds two olive-wood cherubim, ten cubits high, with wings reaching the walls and touching in the center, all overlaid with gold. The passage points to the Presence of God residing in the innermost chamber of the temple.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the oracle of your mind, the two cherubim are not carved images of distant ceremony but living states of awareness. They are made of olive wood, humble and alive, and overlaid with gold, showing that divine truth shines through your ordinary attention. As you stand in the inner chamber of consciousness, these cherubs embody the two facets of your focus: receptivity and ascent, attention and inspiration. Their wings reach toward the walls, marking boundaries of thought, and yet they touch one another in the center, symbolizing a harmonized center where opposition dissolves into one Presence. The command to place them in the inner house invites you to bring every strand of life into the sanctuary of awareness rather than seeking God only in ritual. The gold overlay declares: the I AM, the Presence, is already radiant within you, animating perception, feeling, and action. When you imagine this scene and feel its truth, you awaken to a wholeness where belief and experience become one, and your world begins to reflect the unity you hold in awareness.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and visualize two olive-wood cherubim in your inner sanctuary, wings touching in the center. Feel the Presence as your awareness and declare, I AM here now, letting unity fill your thoughts.
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