Inner Temple of Praise
2 Chronicles 7:6-7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Chronicles 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Priests and Levites perform their appointed roles with music, and all Israel stands in reverent worship as offerings are prepared. Solomon then consecrates the inner court and offers burnt offerings, marking a sacred place for communion with God.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this scene, the outward ritual is a map of inner processes. The priests and Levites with music symbolize the disciplined faculties within you praising the I AM; as you align with their inner chorus, consciousness gathers in reverent stillness, and the people’s stance becomes your resolve to worship. The enduring mercy spoken of is the constant mood you cultivate inside, a love that remains regardless of circumstance. The middle of the court represents your centered awareness where you consciously shift away from limiting beliefs and offer the ‘burnt offerings’ of old patterns. The brasen altar’s inability to receive all offerings invites you to outgrow the old self and conceive a true receptacle—a renewed state of consciousness capable of holding your desired reality. Solomon’s act of hallowing the space is your decision to consecrate attention and feeling toward a new, stable state. Let mercy be your lived experience; the presence of God is your own awareness, awakening the kingdom within through steady inner worship.
Practice This Now
Assume you stand in your inner temple now, with the I AM fully present as your center. Feel the mercy that endures and imagine your new state being offered and received by an inner altar that can hold it.
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