Inner Edom Defeated Joktheel
2 Kings 14:7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse describes a king defeating Edom in the valley of salt, taking Selah by war, and renaming it Joktheel.
Neville's Inner Vision
Observe that Edom stands for the fear and limitation within you—an externalized nation that you believe stands against your royal consciousness. The valley of salt is your working ground of purification, the arena where you feel the sting of old habits and memories. The king who defeats Edom is the I AM within you, the awakening faculty that moves with decisive consciousness. To 'slew ten thousand' is to dissolve many of these fearful thoughts by the realization that you are the one power, not them. 'Taking Selah by war' represents seizing a pause, a moment of contemplation, and turning it into an active affirmation of dominion. 'Joktheel'—the place named as the hill of God—signifies the inner geography where God reigns in your awareness. By renaming the conquered land Joktheel, you declare that your inner state is now governed by divine will, not by worldly appearances. This is the shift Neville instructs: you do not change external events but your inner state of consciousness, and the outer world re-aligns accordingly. This is the inner warfare that yields tangible results: your inner map becomes a throne room.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes, assume the I AM as king within, and picture conquering fear in the valley of salt. Rename the land Joktheel and feel God's throne established there.
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