Inner Provision Against Mercenaries

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the world of Ammon and their gifts of silver is but a symbol of your own mind when it seeks security outside the self. The phrase 'they hired chariots and horsemen' mirrors the habit of thinking you are protected by possessions, alliances, or clever schemes rather than by the I AM within. David represents the inner King—the awareness that already rules in you. When you perceive yourself as separate from supply, you pour your wealth into borrowed power from Mesopotamia, Syriamaachah, and Zobah; you call this 'provision' while forgetting that provision is consciousness, not coin. The moment you claim the I AM as your sole power, the need for outer mercenaries dissolves. The verse invites you to revise the belief that union with the self comes through external alliances; instead, make your will align with the divine I AM, and your world reorders itself to reflect that truth. In that alignment, 'David' becomes you, the inner ruler, and the kingdom of God unfolds as present experience.