Covenant Grace Restored
2 Kings 13:23-25 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 13 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God shows grace and maintains His presence with Israel because of the Abrahamic covenant. The chapter narrates a shift in power and Joash reclaiming cities from Benhadad.
Neville's Inner Vision
I read this as a map of the inner man. The Lord’s graciousness and compassion are not distant favors; they are the inner state you awaken when you remember the covenant within you—the unchangeable agreement between your I AM and the source of all life. When you dwell in that awareness, you are not cast from presence; you remain in the glow of your own steady I AM. The figures—Hazael and Benhadad—represent the shifting scenes of thought and memory, the battles over territory in your heart. Three times Joash defeats the foe because the inner city learns to resist by faith in covenant power. The restoration of cities is a metaphor for reclaiming every area of your life that war has taken from you. This is grace, given when you align with the promise that your essence is kept in presence and protected by the covenant you embody. The outer history echoes your inner certainty: you are never destroyed; you are restored to dominion through awareness.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Sit quietly, imagine the I AM as a warm living light around your inner city, and revise any sense of loss by affirming, 'I am restored by covenant grace now.'
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