Inner Temple Renovation
2 Kings 12:1-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 12 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jehoash does what is right under priestly guidance and funds the temple's repairs. Yet the high places remain, and the breaches are not fully repaired even after many years.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within you the 'house of the LORD' is the field of awareness; Jehoash is the I that agrees to do what is right when guided by the inner priest. The high places are lingering habits that still offer incense to old impulses. The money mentioned—the dedicated offerings, the tallying of every man's contribution, and the heart's own influx—represents the energy you invest in this inner sanctuary. When you tell the priests to repair the breaches with that money, you are directing your attention and imagination to mend the cracks in your mind. The record that the repairs were not completed after many years signals that reform without inner conviction remains incomplete. So you must assume a new state: that your inner temple is already repaired by the power of your I AM. Allow the walls to glow, imagine the gaps sealed, and feel the sanctuary alive with undisturbed peace. Your devotion is not about changing outward forms but about becoming the consciousness that fills every room. Persist in this assumption and alignment, and the outer life follows the inner alignment you have already chosen.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes and assume I AM is the temple-builder; imagine directing the energy of attention to mend every crack, and feel the light filling the sanctuary as you declare the house complete now.
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