The Inner King Arrives
Jeremiah 46:17-18 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 46 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse contrasts the loud, passing cries of worldly power with the coming of the true King. It invites the reader to recognize the inner ruler and expect its manifestation in consciousness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Pharaoh’s cry is the old memory of limitation—an outward noise that your senses cling to, telling you this is as far as you can go. Jeremiah shows you that this sound is only a passing echo of the past. The living I AM, the King whose name is the LORD of hosts, testifies to a different order: a reality so firm that, as surely as Tab or Carmel, the King will come. When you align with that reality in consciousness, you do not wait for some external event—you become the event. The 'time appointed' is the moment you surrender the false sense of time and assume the already-arrived reign of the inner King. Your true leadership is not a conquest of others but a conversion of your inner state; you choose to dwell in the I AM, and every scene in your life rearranges to reflect that royal rule. The outer is but the echo; the inner King is constant, and his coming is now, here, in you.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Assume the King now and feel it real. Close your eyes, affirm 'I AM the King within,' and visualize the Inner King stepping into your day with clear seeing and calm authority.
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