Inner Temple of the Covenant
2 Chronicles 6:10-11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 6 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God has fulfilled His word and I am raised in the room of David, seated on the throne of Israel; I have built the sanctuary for the name of the LORD, and the ark of the covenant rests within.
Neville's Inner Vision
Here the verse invites you to read the outer rite as an inner revision. God is not a distant sovereign but the I AM that you are waking to within. When it says I am risen up in the room of David, imagine the kingly state of consciousness arising in you—the one who rules your thoughts with calm, unwavering awareness. The throne of Israel becomes the throne of your inner life, a stable center from which all experiences are governed. The house built for the name of the LORD is your temple of awareness, a closed, purposeful space where attention is kept upon the truth you choose. And the ark, containing the covenant, is the renewed sense of oneness with God that you place inside that sanctuary. As you dwell there, presence becomes palpable not as an event but as your own lifted state of consciousness, moving through every circumstance. The word fulfilled is a present-tense certainty: the I AM has raised you; the kingdom is within; the covenant is kept by your unwavering awareness.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, place a hand on your chest, and assume the feeling: 'I am within the temple; I reign from the throne of inner Israel; the ark of the covenant rests in me.' Stay with that sensation until it feels real.
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