The Inner Scroll Of Goodness
2 Chronicles 32:32 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 32 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
2 Chronicles 32:32 speaks of Hezekiah's deeds and goodness being recorded in the vision of Isaiah and in the book of the kings. It hints that inner perception and outer history are aligned when divine consciousness is acknowledged.
Neville's Inner Vision
To me, this verse whispers that the rest of Hezekiah's acts and goodness are not distant memories but living entries in the inner register of consciousness. The vision of Isaiah is the I AM looking inward and recording what I allow to unfold. The book of the kings is the outer testament—the life that flows when that inner record is believed as true. Thus, the history of virtue is not something to obtain later but something to awaken to now, by the simple act of imagining from the end. When I assume that my life already reflects that divine chronicle, I align sensation, memory, and action with the truth that I am the author of a reality in harmony with goodness. No external proof is required; the record exists in consciousness, waiting to be felt as real.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and imagine a luminous scroll before you listing your recent virtuous acts; feel the I AM stamping each line with certainty; then declare, 'I AM the record of goodness now.'
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