Inner Counsel of the King
2 Samuel 15:35-37 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Samuel 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Two priests with their sons form an inner network that carries reports from the king's house to the king's council. Hushai’s arrival signals a flow of counsel entering the city.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this passage the king's house represents your current state of consciousness, and Zadok and Abiathar are the steady faculties of discernment that hear the world’s whispers and pass them to the inner authorities. Their two sons symbolize facets of perception—swift and faithful carriers of news. When it is written, what you hear from the king's house must be told to Zadok and Abiathar; this becomes a practical practice: every impression that arises in mind—fear, desire, clarity—should be brought to your inner council for interpretation by the I AM. Hushai, the friend, entering the city, embodies the counterbalance of wisdom that tests Absalom's schemes; within you, a higher imagination counters the runaway stories of outer appearances. The Presence of God is not distant prophecy but the active listening and revising of consciousness. By treating every sensation as material to be revised by inner counsel, you awaken the kingship that is already within you.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes and affirm, I am the I AM. See Zadok and Abiathar at your side, receiving every report and sending it to your inner council for interpretation; feel the guidance shaping your next action as the inner king speaks.
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