All Kingdoms Within
Jeremiah 25:26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 25 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 25:26 presents that external rulers and kingdoms are reflections of your inner life. Power seen in the world follows the states you hold in awareness, and the 'king of Sheshach' symbolizes the belief that power lies outside you.
Neville's Inner Vision
From the Neville Goddard lens, Jeremiah 25:26 teaches that the kings of the north and all the kingdoms of the world are not distant authorities but inner states of consciousness you entertain. The 'king of Sheshach' stands for the stubborn belief that power resides outside the I AM, a habit that drinks after the crowd rather than drinking from the fountain of awareness. When you assume a new state, the internal government reorganizes first; the outer world merely follows your inner posture. The law is not punitive but perfectly loyal to your imagination: you become what you imagine yourself to be. If you insist, 'I am the ruler of all I behold,' every kingdom within you bows to that truth, and the external environment shifts to reflect it. Old conditions dissolve as the interior state reigns; opportunities, relationships, and events align to echo your crowned presence. You are not chasing power; you are recognizing that you are the I AM co-creator of every king and kingdom. The verse invites you to live from the end you desire, here and now.
Practice This Now
In a quiet minute, assume the state 'I AM sovereign over all kingdoms' and feel that presence in your chest. Then imagine the kings of the world drinking from the same cup; permit old limitations to dissolve as you stay with the feeling-it-real.
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