The Inner Face-Off
2 Kings 14:8-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Amaziah challenges Jehoash; Jehoash replies with a cutting metaphor about meddling and pride, warning of downfall, and the two kings meet in battle, with Judah defeated.
Neville's Inner Vision
Look at the page as a map of your inner life. The 'thistle' and 'cedar' symbolize thoughts of smallness and grandiosity within your mind, not distant nations. Amaziah’s insistence to challenge is the ego declaring a duel with a part of self; Jehoash’s retort names pride as the force that topples when not checked. The inner nudge to stay home is the I AM speaking as discernment, reminding you true sovereignty comes from alignment with the One Power within. When Amaziah refuses the counsel, the outer conflict mirrors an inner rift from unity. The message is that power flows from consciousness, not conquest. Your task is to practice the revision: enter the scene as the observer, claim a state of serenity, and let the I AM govern action rather than ego, thereby inviting harmony into future appearances.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: In 60 seconds, close your eyes, breathe, and affirm 'I am the I AM' as the solitary power; picture Amaziah and Jehoash as inner voices and choose unity over conquest, then carry that revised feeling into your next decision.
The Bible Through Neville










Neville Bible Sparks









