Inner Assembly of Joel 2:15-16
Joel 2:15-16 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Joel 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage calls a sacred, communal gathering—fasting, sanctifying, and assembling every part of the community—to align the inner self with divine presence.
Neville's Inner Vision
Joel's trumpet is the inner announcement that your awareness is awake. Zion is not a place out there but the state of consciousness in which you stand. The fast is a deliberate release from the sensory pull of the world, a turning away from lack and fear to the sufficiency of I AM. The solemn assembly gathers your whole being—the elders of discipline, the children of wonder, even the nursing aspects that supply your needs—until the bridegroom and bride step forth from their inner chambers into the one light of awareness. This is not a social ritual but the sealing of a dominant idea: God within you is the I AM, and the moment in which you accept that unity is the moment your life rearranges itself. The outward 'call' mirrors your decision to turn away from old patterns, to let the inner assembly decide what is real. When you imagine this as done, you have performed the necessary turning; you are now living from the end, where all is sanctified, unified, and true.
Practice This Now
Assume the I AM is gathered within you now; feel the whole self united as one presence and dwell in that readiness until it feels natural. Then revise any sense of separation by affirming, 'I am one with God, and my life reflects that unity.'
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