The Death Of Inner Kings
Jeremiah 4:9-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verses describe the king and princes' hearts failing, and Jeremiah laments that the people are promised peace while the sword reaches the soul. The message points to judgment and the unsettling arrival of truth within the mind.
Neville's Inner Vision
On the inner stage, the king and princes are your dominant beliefs—the ego's security blankets. When their hearts perish, it is not tragedy but a turning point: the old stories of control and safety collapse so a truer authority may rise. The priests astonished and the prophets wondering are your faculties waking to the realization that you have mistaken outer assurances for real peace. The so-called peace promised by the world is merely a surface agreement, while the sword—fear, pressure, contradiction—reaches the soul because the mind clings to lack. Now the cry, Ah, Lord GOD! is your own recognition of the I AM within; you see the deception and reclaim your perspective as consciousness, not circumstance. These verses reveal an inner shift: when you stop seeking peace in outward conditions and begin to claim it as the steady presence of God in you, the ruling thoughts yield. Your imagination becomes the workshop where the heart, princes, and prophets align under one sovereign: I AM. From this alignment, genuine peace becomes your lived experience.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, breathe, and revise: the heart of the king perishes; I am the King in my mind. Feel the peace rising as the inner throne is restored to I AM.
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