Inner Temple of Love
Song of Solomon 3:10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Song of Solomon 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse portrays a sanctuary built with silver pillars, a gold base, purple covering, and a heart paved with love, prepared for the daughters of Jerusalem.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your consciousness is the temple; the silver pillars are the clear, luminous thoughts you allow to stand in the mind. The gold bottom is the solid foundation of worth you insist upon, untouched by doubt. The purple covering signals the royal garment of imagination you wear as you move through life. And the center paved with love is the living roadway that threads every scene together, so that every encounter is infused with warmth and grace. The phrase 'for the daughters of Jerusalem' points to the audience of your own heart—those inner desires and affirmations who behold you as already worthy and beautiful. When you tend this inner architecture, wealth and provision stop being distant outcomes and become your natural atmosphere. The temple stands as a living image of your state; by imagining from the end and feeling it real, you translate this design into experience. Remember: imagination creates reality, and the structure you admire within you becomes the world you walk in.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, step into the temple in your mind, and feel the silver pillars, gold foundation, and purple cover, with love paving the center. Then affirm softly: 'I am the I AM, and wealth and provision flow from this sacred center now.'
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