Inner Reign Within Chronicles

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the narrative is not about geography but the shift of your inner government. Bela represents an old pattern of consciousness—perhaps fear, habit, or limitation expressed in action. When Bela dies, that ruling sense is no longer active. Jobab, the son of Zerah of Bozrah, rises as the new ruler, not by conquest but by the inner alignment of awareness. Bozrah stands as an inner place where thoughts have organized themselves; Jobab's reign signals a new state of consciousness has assumed authority, replacing the old. The kingdom you see in life mirrors this inner migration from one state to another. In Neville's terms, the I AM within you is the throne; and when you imagine and feel the reign of this new state, you re-assign the ruler of your life from fear to faith, from lack to abundance, from doubt to certainty.