Inner Decree Of The Living God
Daniel 6:26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Daniel 6 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
A king proclaims the God of Daniel as living and steadfast, with a kingdom that cannot be destroyed and dominion that endures forever.
Neville's Inner Vision
Viewed through the inward eye, the decree is not about politics but about your state of consciousness. The God of Daniel is the I AM within you, the living, unshakable awareness that constructs every appearing world. When you acknowledge Him, you acknowledge that your inner dominions tremble and bow before the Presence you call God because you believe you can be ruled by something greater than your surface moods. The phrase His kingdom shall not be destroyed becomes your inner conviction that your core reality—your true self—cannot be overturned by outward circumstances. To Neville, kingdom is not geography but the arrangement of your thoughts and feelings in alignment with the I AM. The end is timeless, the moment you persist in the assumption of this living, steadfast Presence. The decree thus calls you to fear not the transient; instead, cultivate reverent awareness, feed the imagination, and let the feeling of a permanent, personal God permeate all you do.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the I AM within, the Living God; declare that your inner kingdom endures and feel the decree become real in your day.
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