Tender Heart, Peaceful End: Inner Kingship
2 Chronicles 34:27-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 34 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Josiah’s heart is described as tender and humble before God; after hearing judgment on the place, he weeps, and God declares He has heard him, promising peaceful gathering to his fathers.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your inner reading of 2 Chronicles 34:27-28 reveals a state of consciousness: a heart that is tender and a will that humbles itself before the God within. When you listen to the 'words against this place'—the inner judgments about life—your act of rend thy clothes and weep is the emotional release of an old image. As you soften, God answers in the form of recognition: 'I have heard thee.' This is not a distant judge but your own awareness acknowledging alignment. The promise to gather you to thy fathers and place you in peace translates as the inner movement back into the center of your I AM, where fear of future calamity dissolves. The external scene and its potential evils do not override your inner conclusion. When you hold your attention in that field of stillness, you are already ‘gathered to thy grave in peace’—you end the old drama and rest in the truth of who you are. Your present image becomes the future you experience, because imagination is the sole reality.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Close your eyes and affirm, 'I am heard by God; my heart is tender.' Then revise the scene by imagining you are already gathered to peace, letting that feeling settle as your daily experience.
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