Asa's Inner Obedience

Neville's Inner Vision

To read 2 Chronicles 14:2 through the Goddard lens, Asa’s good and right act is not a record of external behavior alone, but a declaration of inner state. The LORD his God is the I AM within; when you consent to that presence, what is 'good' becomes the alignment of your thoughts, feelings, and choices with its order. Asa’s decision to stand with the inner standard is a decision to revise any sense of deficiency, compromise, or fear. Obedience then reveals itself as a mood of consciousness you dwell in, not merely a set of commands you follow. The outer acts—repair, devotion, covenant loyalty—spring from this inner stance. In that light, Holiness is not segregation from the world but a refined awareness that keeps you within the vibrational field of your divine nature. Your life becomes an expression of inner wisdom; the appearance of righteousness in your world is the fruit of the I AM ruling in your awareness. Asa did, and you may do likewise by returning daily to that inner standard.