The Inner King's Proclamation
Jeremiah 19:3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The text calls the rulers and people to listen to the LORD's word. It declares that judgment will come to the place, and that the hearing itself will feel startling.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville's light, the kings of Judah symbolize inner aspects of your own mind with authority over the kingdom of your feelings. The word of the LORD is the I AM awareness that speaks within you. When the verse says, Behold, I will bring evil upon this place, it points to the moment your inner dispositions fall out of alignment with truth and outer symptoms—fear, resistance, or chaos—wake you with a tingling in the ears as a call to reorient. The 'place' is your inner atmosphere; the 'evil' is any habit or belief blocking harmony. The LORD of hosts represents steadfast self-awareness that can audit and reorder thoughts. Hearing this word inwardly does not threaten you; it invites a cleansing revision, a re-creation of your inner theme to reflect order, purpose, and wholeness. When you accept and feel the truth as real within you, your outer life follows the new inner order, without struggle, as the mind moves into alignment with its true king.
Practice This Now
Place your hand on your chest, close your eyes, and affirm: I am the LORD within this inner kingdom; I hear the Word and align my thoughts to truth.
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