Inner Kingdom Cleansing In 2 Kings 14:5

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville Goddard's psychology, the verse is a record of an inner legal proceeding. The 'kingdom' is your state of consciousness where the I AM rules; the moment it is established, you slay the 'servants' who slew the king—the old beliefs, fear patterns, and reactive habits that killed your higher idea of life. These servants live as familiar thoughts and memories that once justified the old ruler's authority. When you claim inner sovereignty, they are no longer allowed to govern your responses; their power dissolves as you stand in the awareness of the divine ruler. Justice here is not punishment from without but alignment within: you act in harmony with your new consciousness, and the outer events reflect that transformation. The passage invites you to trust that the moment you declare, 'I am the king in this temple,' the inner world reorganizes itself and old violence gives way to dominion by the I AM.