Inner City, Inner Kingdom
Isaiah 1:21 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The faithful city represents a state of consciousness once full of judgment and righteousness, now corrupted into murderers.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your mind is the city, and the terms faith, judgment, and righteousness denote your inner dispositions. The faithful city is a state of awareness that rightly judges and loves justice; when fascination with outward appearances or fear distracts you, that state becomes a harlot—an image of worship that pleases self rather than God. The 'murderers' speak to thoughts and beliefs that kill life by separation or grievance. But the verse is not a curse; it is a map of how imagination shapes being. The remedy is inner and practical: return to the I AM, assume the end, and feel it real. Revision is your spiritual law—see the city restored in your consciousness and dwell there until the sense of life is unified again as righteousness lodged within. When you persist as the I AM, the outer scene aligns with the inner truth, and the inner Jerusalem rises to its rightful sovereignty.
Practice This Now
Practice: sit with eyes closed, repeat: 'I AM the I AM; my consciousness is the faithful city restored to righteousness.' Feel it real until the sense of inner sovereignty settles.
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