Inner Chronicles of Jotham
2 Kings 15:36 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse notes that the rest of Jotham's acts are recorded in the chronicles of Judah; it suggests our inner life is kept in a divine ledger.
Neville's Inner Vision
Here the verse speaks not of history but of psychological reality: the rest of Jotham's acts are written in the book of the chronicles of Judah, and that book exists within you as the I AM, the steady awareness that witnesses every impression. Jotham represents your capacity to govern, to be faithful and discerning within your own kingdom. When you accept that the record is already complete in your inner chronicles, you stop seeking validation outside and begin living from the end. Each imagined act is a state of consciousness you chose earlier; to revise is to rewrite the page with new feeling and certainty. Sit in the quiet and pretend you are turning the inner pages, noticing that the events you desire are already there, awaiting your recognition. In this way, the true history of your life is never past but living now, visible as you align your inner record with the Kingdom of God within.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: In stillness, assume the inner chronicles are already complete; feel the end you seek as your present reality, then revise any undesired memory by repeating, 'I am formed by the record I choose.'
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