Inner King, Outer Kingdom
Jeremiah 37:1-2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 37 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 37:1-2 records King Zedekiah and Judah's leaders who refused to listen to the LORD's word spoken by Jeremiah.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within every outward reign of circumstance there is a hidden king listening to the inner Word. When Zedekiah and the people “reigned” in the land yet refused the LORD’s words through Jeremiah, they reveal a moment of inner discord—an inner state that has forgotten its unity with the I AM. The law remains unchanged: your inner consent to divine direction governs the outer scene. The moment you acquiesce to a louder ego or fear, you invite delay, confusion, and exile in the form you see. But the true interpretation is simple: the words spoken by Jeremiah are the word spoken within you by your own I AM; their authority is not external but the call to awaken to your real king. As you align your feeling and imagination with that inner Word—knowing you are already the obedient sovereign within—you will observe the outer authorities and judgments shifting to reflect your inner decree. The outer kingdom is but a mirror; the inner reign is eternal.
Practice This Now
Imaginative practice: In the next moment, assume the feeling of the obedient king and declare, 'I am listening to the I AM within me'; then dwell in that state until the outer scene begins to align.
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