Restoring the Inner Scroll
Jeremiah 36:28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 36 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah is told to replace a burned text by inscribing the same message again on a new roll. This teaches that external attempts to erase truth become occasions for inner renewal.
Neville's Inner Vision
Take the scene as a parable of your own consciousness. Jehoiakim -- the ego that burns old words -- may declare victory, yet the I AM within you has already written anew. The command to write again is not a historical event but a technique of the imagination: you revise the inner script, refusing the finality of burned with a new roll that you will fill with the same words of faith, promise, and destiny. When you assume that the saved words exist in the present moment, you are not recalling the past; you are calling forth the future by the power of belief. The former words were never lost to God, only displaced by fear. By writing them again on a fresh roll, you awaken the perpetual renewal of creation, a second scroll that proves prophecy is living in your heart now. This is perseverance under judgment: show that your inner state can endure and restore itself through conscious imagination.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly, imagine you are holding a new roll in your mind, and write the words you know by heart as if they are freshly inscribed. Feel the ink, hear the rhythm, and declare I AM that I AM.
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