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Ezra 1:4-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezra 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage shows a people who stay in their place being helped by others, and leaders with inspired spirits rising to build the house of the LORD. It also notes that those around them reinforce the effort with resources and willingness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Ezra 1:4–6 is not a history lesson but a map of consciousness. The outer act of gathering silver, gold, goods, and beasts is a symbol of the inner provision that already exists in the I AM. When you align with your true self, you remain where you are while the spirit you have raised within moves to undertake the work: the rebuilding of your inner temple. The house of the LORD stands for your own awareness, and the resources are the ideas, energies, and talents you invest. The moment you acknowledge the I AM as the source and assume the end of completion, the surrounding conditions—people who reflect your state, opportunities, and encouragement—come forward to strengthen your hands. You are not begging; you are coordinating with the nature of your inner commonwealth. Imagination becomes the material and the motive—construction material and blueprint alike. Let your inner leadership rise, and let your plans be supported by the quiet abundance of your own consciousness. When you treat your temple as already built, the means appear to match your claim.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and imagine your inner project already complete. Feel the surrounding support gathering to you—people, resources, encouragement—and affirm I AM that I AM; this temple is funded now.
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