Inner Kingdom Reigning Isaiah 32:1-4
Isaiah 32:1-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 32 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Isaiah 32:1-4 paints a picture of righteous governance that shelters the weary, clears perception, and fosters wise speech and understanding.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within Isaiah 32:1-4, you are invited to understand kingship as a state of consciousness rather than a political condition. The king who reigns in righteousness is the I AM ruling in you, aligned with truth, and the princes who judge are your daily judgments, harmonized with inner integrity. When you dwell in this inner sovereignty, a man becomes a hiding place from the wind—a refuge from every gust of fear or circumstance. Rivers of water in a dry place arise as you drink from the well of your own awareness, and the shadow of a great rock offers steadiness in weariness. Your seeing becomes clear and undimmed, your listening attentive to the inner note of truth, and the heart that once rushed forward in impulse now understands knowledge because you have quieted the mind. The tongue of the stammerer speaks plainly because words flow from inner certainty. This is the return of senses to their rightful rule, and the dawn of discernment and confident speech in your life. Now, assume you reign in righteousness and let this inner government reshape your world.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and declare 'I am the king of my inner kingdom, reigning in righteousness.' Feel the shelter of the rock, the waters of life rising within you, and listen for the clear inner yes that guides your next moment.
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