David’s Dance and Inner Kingship
2 Samuel 6:20-22 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Samuel 6 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
David blesses his household after bringing the ark home; Michal reproves his display, calling it shameful. David insists his worship was before the LORD, affirming that true kingship begins with inner worship, not outward display.
Neville's Inner Vision
David’s act of dancing before the LORD is not a spectacle in time but a movement of consciousness. In your inner realm, the LORD represents the I AM, the unconditioned awareness that chose you to be ruler over your life and its kingdoms. Michal’s jealousy mirrors the doubt and judgment of the old self, the voice that says, ‘It looks vain’ or ‘You must be dignified’ according to worldly eyes. Yet David answers, ‘it was before the LORD,’ meaning this royal posture is not for others but for the inner decree that you are already chosen and anointed—an inner king operating by presence, not appearance. When he says he will be more vile and base in his sight before the maidservants, he relinquishes the need to perform for social approval and bows to the God within. The true worship is the alignment of imagination with the I AM; it is not in clever costumes but in honest, childlike surrender to your inner ruler. Practice this as a daily revision: imagine you are the king who rules by awareness, and let the world witness your inward coronation.
Practice This Now
Imaginatively revise: close your eyes, declare ‘I am chosen by the LORD’ and step into the royal posture before the I AM, feeling the inward audience respond with acceptance.
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