Inner Yokes and the Iron Law
Jeremiah 28:10-14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 28 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Hananiah breaks Jeremiah's wooden yoke; later the Lord declares an iron yoke will bind nations, showing that appearances of freedom are tempered by a deeper divine order.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville's voice, the scene is a study in states of consciousness. The wooden yoke is the false belief that change happens by outward signs or human prophecy; the iron yoke represents the enduring law by which the soul orders experience. The two-year forecast is a mind-made measure that misses the timeless nature of Spirit. Jeremiah's receipt of the word after Hananiah’s act teaches that true guidance comes from the inner I AM rather than external voices. You are invited to recognize that every circumstance is a symbol of your inner state, and that you can revise your situation by assuming a higher consciousness. By choosing to align with the divine order rather than disputing it, you empower imagination to enact transformation. The iron yoke becomes not a heaviness but a fixed frame within which God works through your consciousness, turning limitation into a doorway to realization.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes; place your hand on your chest and assume the state of the I AM. Imagine the iron yoke around your neck as the visible sign of divine order, and then revise all fearful prophecies by repeating, 'I am free within the divine plan, and this is my reality now.'
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