Inner Temple Treasury
2 Kings 12:7-9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 12 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
King Jehoash commands that money be used to repair the temple breaches; the priests initially agree not to take more money, and Jehoiada places a chest beside the altar to collect funds for the repairs.
Neville's Inner Vision
2 Kings 12:7-9 becomes a parable of your inner economy. The king, your I AM, speaks to stop pouring life into empty promises and to direct the energy of attention toward the repair of your temple—the living awareness. The breaches are the gaps where belief has grown thin or fear has crept in. The money you have gathered represents your energy states—what you have invested in thought, feeling, and habit. The chest by the altar is your private receptacle where you commit to a chosen work. By consenting to receive no more money from the people, you practice pruning distraction and fund only what restores consciousness. Jehoiada’s act of placing the chest and the priests’ guard symbolize the disciplined safeguarding of your attention—what you allow to enter your mind and how you allocate it. When you imagine that the treasury is releasing its contents to repair the breaches, you are not begging for mercy from God; you are becoming the conscious administrator of your inner house. The result is a mind that is clear, a temple restored, and a life that flows from faithful imagination.
Practice This Now
Assume the inner temple is already repaired. Feel the attention flowing into the inner treasury and notice the sense of wholeness blooming.
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