Jeremiah 40:6 Remnant Dwelling
Jeremiah 40:6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 40 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah goes to Mizpah and lives with Gedaliah among the remaining people in the land.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jeremiah’s movement to Mizpah is the inner shift of consciousness. The remnant I meet are parts of my own mind left intact when fear or doubt would rule; Gedaliah is the inner governor—the I AM who governs my inner land. To dwell with him among the people left in the land is to affirm that the kingdom remains within me, even when outer conditions look scattered. By choosing this inner dwelling, I invite unity to replace exile, and return to fulfillment to appear as if by magic of imagination. The verse thus becomes a practice: I assume I am already with the remnant, that I am safely in Mizpah under the reign of the I AM, feeling the peace that comes from alignment. Imagination creates reality; stay with this inner sign until it feels real, and the world outside shifts to match the inner state of wholeness.
Practice This Now
Assume the state: I am with the inner remnant in Mizpah, governed by the I AM. Feel this unity as real in your chest and mind until it becomes your present experience.
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