Abundance Arrives Through Inner Word
2 Kings 7:16-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Famine ends as the Syrians flee and spoil their tents, yielding abundance. The gate official who doubted the prophecy dies, illustrating the cost of disbelief.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider the scene as a mirror of your inner state. The tents of the Syrians, the price of bread, the gate—these are not external facts so much as symbols of your own consciousness under pressure. When the inner man of you accepts the promise—the two measures of barley, the fine flour for a shekel—conditions bend to your belief. The lord leaned on outward authority and spoke doubt; the crowd in the gate represents the pressure of your old belief system trampling the new consciousness. The prophet's word is not a forecast but a living state of awareness: 'abundance is the order of tomorrow.' The lord's fate demonstrates the law: you will witness the evidence that corresponds to your inner state, but you must not seek to partake until you have aligned with the vision. The true miracle is within: I AM, the awareness that never lacks, is the source. When you dwell in the feeling that supply is already yours, you move the scene from famine to feast by the power of imagination.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Sit quietly and assume the inner word is already true for you. Feel the sense of abundant nourishment flowing to you now, as if you were tasting the bread of tomorrow at this moment.
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