Inner King Reigns in Righteousness
Isaiah 32:1 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 32 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Isaiah 32:1 speaks of an inner king who rules with righteousness and inner princes who govern judgment. It invites you to recognize your inner authorities guiding thoughts and actions.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within every life there is a singular I AM, the king whose reign is in righteousness. When you understand that the 'king' is your awareness, not a distant ruler, you realize that every scene of your life is ruled by the inner law of your own consciousness. The 'princes' that rule in judgment are the faculties of discernment—memory, imagination, desire, and will—each acting under the king's charter of truth. To believe this is to awaken: you do not seek justice in the world; you establish it within, and the outer is reshaped to reflect that inner order. If you perceive a violation of justice, revise the inner scene: imagine the king gently, confidently reigning, and the princes directing only what serves the good. Judgment becomes discernment rather than blame; it sits in the seat of I AM and surveys outcomes with calm certainty. In this way, the verse becomes practical: your inner government is restored, and the world follows suit.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, place your hand on your chest, and declare: I AM the King reigning in righteousness. Then revise any troubling scenario by picturing the king in decree and feel the justice of your inner rule as real.
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