Inner Pursuit of David's Path
2 Samuel 20:11-13 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Samuel 20 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Joab’s messenger provokes the crowd to pursue, and loyalties to Joab or David are rallied. Amasa lies slain on the highway and is moved to the field; once the road is cleared, the army presses on after Sheba the son of Bichri.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your I AM stands as the sole sovereign of your inner realm. The scene—loyalists to Joab or David, Amasa’s death, the highway cleared for pursuit—is a vivid diagram of inner choice and movement. The highway is your outward flow of life; Amasa’s demise signals the ending of an old state of consciousness that would hinder your right ordering. The act of moving him aside and covering him is symbolic of laying to rest a former obstructive attitude, making room for action aligned with the higher order. As the army resumes its march toward Sheba, so your consciousness advances toward the true aim: the Kingdom of God established within you. The outer event becomes a faithful mirror of inner obedience to righteousness and justice. This is not mere history but a practical demonstration: when you align with the higher self, the inner kingdom governs your experiences and the outer world follows in kind.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and declare: I am the I AM, ruler of my inner realm; I now remove every obstacle from the highway of my mind and pursue the inner goal with certainty. See Amasa moved aside, the road clear, and the inner army marching smoothly toward the true objective.
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