The Inner Guard of the King
2 Chronicles 23:7-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 23 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Levites guard the king with weapons, and the people obey Jehoiada, keeping the temple and the king under disciplined protection. The guard extends from the temple’s right to its left, surrounding the royal presence.
Neville's Inner Vision
Imagine the king as your higher self—the I AM that never falters. The Levites with weapons are the disciplined thoughts and steadfast beliefs you keep circling your consciousness. The house of God is your temple where entrance and passage are watched by inner law. When Jehoiada speaks, he represents the fixed order of your character, the decisions you make to guard your attention. The spears, bucklers, and shields are the convictions and memories that stand in readiness to defend your peace. The order to stand with the king at all times—when you come in and go out—teaches you to maintain alignment with the I AM at every entrance and exit of life. Your reality unfolds not from outer events but from the activation of this circle of guards around the core self. If you repeatedly assume being surrounded by such faithful protectors, you will awaken to the feeling of security and unity that precedes action. You are not seeking protection; you are becoming the state of awareness that protects itself by its own intrinsic order.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and envision the king surrounded by a ring of loyal guards hidden within your mind; feel their steady presence at every entrance and exit of your day, and silently affirm, I AM.
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