Inner Covenant vs Idolatry

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 11:33 speaks in scripture terms of forsaking the I AM for the idols of Ashtoreth, Chemosh, and Milcom—inner beliefs that pretend to govern life. In Neville’s light, these so‑called deities are not distant nations but states of consciousness we entertain when we forget the Self as I AM. When you align with such states, you leave the inner law and abandon the right actions that flow from awareness; you feel separation, lack, and judgment. Yet to be faithful “as did David his father” is to keep returning to the inner shepherd—your unchanging principle of being. The judgment the text hints at is simply the estrangement from your true source, a consequence of ignoring the inner commandments. The remedy is simple: stop worshipping the counterfeit, and assume the feelings of your true royal nature. Return to the I AM at the center, revise the scene that says you are ruled by fear or circumstance, and feel the reality of right action already completed in you. In that return, the inner kingdom becomes visible, and your life follows the right path again.