Covenant Renewal in Consciousness

2 Chronicles 29:10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read 2 Chronicles 29 in context

Scripture Focus

10Now it is in mine heart to make a covenant with the LORD God of Israel, that his fierce wrath may turn away from us.
2 Chronicles 29:10

Biblical Context

A man in covenant-keeping resolves to renew allegiance to the LORD and seeks mercy for the people. It is an inner vow aimed at turning away His fierce wrath.

Neville's Inner Vision

In this verse, the speaker is the I AM in you, declaring a policy of allegiance that does not wait for external signs. The covenant is an inner arrangement, a state of consciousness you consent to now, so that the 'wrath' of the outer scene loses charge and turns toward mercy. When you say it is in mine heart, Neville would hear: you have decided to align your mind with the divine law, to imagine the relationship as already restored. The fierce anger you fear is the old self-image; you displace it by dwelling in the identity that you are one with the God of Israel, the Living Presence that animates all. Practice this by holding the feeling that the covenant is sealed in your inner life, then let your outward circumstances reflect that renewal. By the act of choosing and feeling it real, you soften judgment and invite forgiveness, reconciliation, and salvation to appear in time as the natural fruit of your inner loyalty.

Practice This Now

Assume the covenant is already sealed in your inner life and feel the release of wrath as present reality. Revise any doubt by repeating, 'I AM in covenant with the Lord, and thus all judgment yields to mercy' until the feeling-real endures.

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