Proclaiming Inner Good Tidings
2 Kings 7:9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Kings 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Verse 7:9 shows the lepers saying this is a day of good tidings and deciding not to keep silent, then going to tell the king's household.
Neville's Inner Vision
Here the lepers are not distant beggars; they are states of consciousness within you that have discovered abundance in the inner world. 'This day is a day of good tidings' proclaims that your awareness has found the news of fulfillment. If you tarry in doubt, you invite the old fear to rule your morning; when you assume the truth and speak it, the whole mind moves toward its natural abundance. The 'king's household' is the ruling thoughts and the field of life governed by I AM—the you that rules perception. By rising and sharing the tidings with that household, you enact the practice Neville calls feeling it real: you acknowledge 'I am the abundance that was always here' and let the world adjust to it. Mercy and love of neighbor unfold as you refuse to hoard the revelation; you tell the self and others, awakening redemption and a brighter atmosphere. The inner proclamation becomes salvation, a shift from lack to plenitude within.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly and assume the inner state of abundance as your own; feel it real for 60 seconds, then verbally acknowledge to yourself, 'I am abundance now, and I bring it to every part of my life.'
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