Inner Gate of Worship Proclamation
Jeremiah 7:2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Stand at the gate of the LORD's house and declare His word to those who enter to worship. The passage points to inner devotion as the true worship that begins in consciousness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within you, there is a gate—the threshold of your own consciousness—through which every thought and feeling passes on its way to manifestation. To stand there and proclaim the word of the LORD is to declare to your own mind that the LORD is speaking now, that you are the temple in which He dwells. Judah stands for your faithful thoughts and habits entering the gates of worship; but true worship is inner alignment, not ceremony. When you hear the word and believe it as immediately true, you are not waiting for God; you are the I AM recognizing Itself as present. Your imagination is the gatekeeper; what you permit into your mind becomes your reality. Proclaiming the word steadies your attention, makes your inner state definite, and invites the manifested life to conform to that state. The kingdom is within; the gate is perception; the word is the living conviction that you are already loved, guided, and prospered.
Practice This Now
Stand at the inner gate in imagination and declare, 'I am the LORD’s temple, I hear His word now.' Feel the truth as real and let that realization set the tone for your day.
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