Walls Transformed, Kingdom Within
2 Chronicles 25:23 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 25 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse records a political act of tearing down part of Jerusalem's wall. Here, that act is read as an inner shift: walls are beliefs and boundaries within consciousness.
Neville's Inner Vision
In your imagination, Joash and Amaziah are two kings within your own consciousness—the king who acts, and the king who takes counsel from the I AM. The wall broken is not a city’s rampart but a boundary you have agreed exists between your outer world and your inner kingdom. The 400 cubits mark a finite limit you believed you must labor to compel change; yet in the inner sense, change comes when awareness travels to the issue and says, I am that I am within this moment. When the I AM asserts, the wall yields; the city of your awareness expands, and what was once protected or separated comes into unity. The outer event then follows the inner revision, because all places, people, and events are projections of inner states. Practice: assume the feeling that you are the king who has already broken the wall—see the boundary dissolve and sense the inner Jerusalem opening to the reign of your true self. Hold this feeling until it feels real in the now.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling I AM now. Picture the wall dissolving before your inner gate and feel the kingdom widening.
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