Four Horns, Four Carpenters Within
Zechariah 1:18-21 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Zechariah 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
A vision where four horns scatter Judah, followed by four carpenters who come to fray them and cast out the horns.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your eye lifts to four horns not as distant conquerors but as states of mind that have scattered your inner Jerusalem—the sense of worth, safety, and belonging. In this vision, the four carpenters are not builders of temples outside you; they are the disciplined acts of imagination that cut away the power of the fears and beliefs that lifted themselves up over your land. The Lord shows you the instruments by which your freedom is wrought: not by pleading with fate, but by turning your awareness to the one I AM that holds all images. When you ask, 'What do these do?' you are invited to notice that these are coming to fray the horns, to unsettle and dissolve the false image that you are scattered. The horns lose their grip as you persist in the inner revision—assume the feeling of being undisturbed, restored, and in full possession of your Jerusalem. Your present is your act of creation; the deliverance begins in consciousness, and your inner carpenters complete the work when you persist in feeling your restored state.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are already whole and free. Imagine four carpenters at work around your inner city, cutting away the horns of fear, and feel your Jerusalem restored in this moment.
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