Inner Feast of Kings
Revelation 19:18 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Revelation 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse portrays a symbolic feast that includes kings, captains, mighty men, and all others. It signals an inner judgment that exposes and dissolves old external identities.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your world is not out there; it is in you. The 'flesh' of kings, captains, and mighty men represents the beliefs you hold about power when you give your attention to external authority. Eating their flesh in the vision is the inner practice of digesting and thus releasing those identifications. When you awaken to the I AM as your real identity, the scene dissolves from judgment of others into a purification of your own consciousness. You are both the eater and the fed, the observer and the observed, and all outer spectacles—horses, seats of power, and rank—are projections of a single energy within. The true message is sovereignty: power does not come from kingdoms or captains; it arises from the inner conviction that God is your I AM. As you revise your mental diet, you absorb the truth that all appearances bow to your awareness, not to any external throne.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare I AM; breathe deeply and feel your identification with external power soften. Then revise by imagining you are consuming the symbolic flesh of kings and captains, and notice the sense of separation dissolving into the light of your inner God.
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