Inner Temple Reclaimed
Jeremiah 19:4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 19:4 condemns turning away from God, estranging the sacred place, and filling it with the blood of innocents. It points to the inner acts of idolatry and neglected true worship.
Neville's Inner Vision
Viewed through the inner eye, Jeremiah 19:4 becomes a map of your consciousness rather than a historical judgment. To forsake me is to forget the I AM that you are; to estrange this place is to abandon the inner temple where life is experienced. The incense to other gods is the habit of imagining substitutes for God—images, names, or possessions that pretend to stand in His stead. The blood of innocents signals the violence done to inner innocence when fear, guilt, or attachment to idols is allowed to operate. When you accept this as your inner mode, you live as one who has replaced the single Self with a chorus of counterfeit powers. The remedy is simple: awaken to the I AM right here and now; revise the belief that your temple is ruled by anything but the one God; feel the true worship of your unity with the Divine. Imagination is the instrument; use it to undo the sense of separation and restore alignment with truth.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare, 'I am the I AM in this temple; all idols dissolve now.' Then envision the sacred space restored as one presence, and feel the fear and separation melt into peace.
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