The Inner Ark of Favor
2 Samuel 15:25-26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Samuel 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
David sends the ark back to the city and outwardly accepts that his return rests on God's favor or the divine will. He shifts emphasis from external signs to the inner God, trusting the consciousness that makes all things real.
Neville's Inner Vision
David's action to Zadok is not a political maneuver but a spiritual principle. The ark is the symbol of God's immediate presence; sending it back into the city signals a turning from dependence on outward signs to trust in the inner God, the I AM that now animates your life. The phrase 'if I shall find favour in the eyes of the LORD' becomes an inner question: do I feel favored by God right here, right now? If the inner answer is yes, then the outer world will reveal the habitation—God's dwelling within me—again in due time. If the inner reply is no, then I accept whatever the will of God dictates, knowing that fullness and lack are both forms of divine response to the state of consciousness. The lesson is not resignation but alignment: you are not at the mercy of fate but in the hands of the conscious presence that you are. Therefore, the presence of God is not a place to visit but a state to assume. When you inhabit that state, every event, even delay or reversal, becomes guidance toward your true habitation.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes and declare, 'I am in the favor of God now; I am brought back to the habitation of the Lord by my own I AM.' Then visualize the ark within your chest and feel the return into the inner sanctuary.
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