Priestly Guard of the King Within
2 Kings 11:9-11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Captains over hundreds follow Jehoiada's command, gathering those who come in on the sabbath. The priest then arms the guard with David's spears and shields, surrounding the king with weapons.
Neville's Inner Vision
See this not as history but as a map of your own mind. Jehoiada stands as the I AM within you, the authority by which you decide what thoughts are allowed to guard the king of your life. The captains are your many thoughts and habits that must align to one divine decree. When the priest places David's spears and shields in the temple, you are not arming a person but equipping your consciousness with beliefs and protections that honor the divine order. The guard encircling the king mirrors your faculties held in sacred arrangement around your central awareness. The sabbath time signifies a pause from external bustle, a moment to renew allegiance to the inner king. By obeying the priest, you affirm that your I AM is king and that power flows to the degree you keep your mind aligned with this inner law. The presence of God becomes tangible as you retain this inner alignment.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: In a quiet moment, assume the inner king's position and command your inner priest to station the guard around your awareness; visualize David's spears and shields as your steadfast beliefs, protecting the center of you.
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