Inner Judges, Outer Order

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the verse as a map of your inner administration: the Izharites represent the organized faculties that run the outward affairs of your life. Chenaniah and his sons are not people outside you, but states of consciousness appointed to minister over your judgments and civil responses. When you dwell in a state of inner order, the outward world—your decisions, your contracts, your commitments—flows with a sense of righteousness and discernment. The 'officers and judges' are the mental offices of perception and verdict: your ability to weigh motives, to determine courses of action, and to require accountability. In Neville's manner, realize that all Israel (your life) is governed by the inner governor you assume in imagination. The outside world merely confirms the condition you entertain within. If you feel chaotic, revise to a state in which your inner officers operate with wisdom and fairness; act from that assumption and the scene in your life aligns with it. You are the I AM; let the inner court be established now.