Inner Wealth of the King
2 Chronicles 1:15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jerusalem is described as teeming with wealth—silver and gold as plentiful as stones. Cedar trees stand in abundance, like the sycomore trees in the valley.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this scene, abundance is not merely a stockpile of metals; it is a visible sign of a ruling consciousness. The king’s treasury represents the state of your inner I AM, made tangible by persistent belief. When you imagine silver and gold as plentiful as stones, you are rehearsing the attitude that abundance is your natural condition. The cedar’s abundance mirrors a mental expansion: when you hold a clear sense of worth, your surroundings begin to reflect that inner grandeur. The kingdom here is your own awareness and its authority to decree. Wealth and provision follow the inner decree that lack is not final, that you are crowned with plenty because you permit it to be so. If you wish to align your world with this script, you must begin with a simple conviction and dwell in it until life bows to your interior claim. The outer scene will follow the inner state as surely as the river follows its source.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling of endless provision now, and feel-it-real. Then revise any sense of lack until your inner state matches abundance.
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