Inner Covenant Gate Unveiled
1 Kings 9:6-7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 1 Kings 9 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Turning away from God and worshipping other powers leads to exile from the land and the temple being cast out. Your life then becomes a proverb and byword among all peoples.
Neville's Inner Vision
When the text speaks of turning away from following me, see it as a map of your own inner weather. The exile and the casting out of the house are the consequences of shifting allegiance from the I AM to imagined powers outside you. The land is your present state of consciousness; the hallowed house is your inner altar, the point of alignment you have accepted as true. If you worship other gods—fears, lack, the need for approval—your inner order dissolves and your outer life will reflect that fracture, becoming a proverb and byword among those who know you only by your outward symptoms. Yet the text is not a threat but a call to awareness. The I AM is always present, not a distant judge but your own essential awareness. Return to that inner allegiance now. Accept the commandments written within you as your true door. In doing so, you reestablish the covenant and keep the temple intact in your mind, restoring a life that is steady, free, and luminous.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Assume you are aligned with the I AM and worship only truth within you. Revision: whenever lack or fear arises, declare I AM the source and feel that this inner covenant is already fulfilled.
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