Inner Judgment of Jeroboam

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Jeroboam not as a man but as a fixed state of consciousness you have embraced as real. The city and the field are two inner climates: when you live by external appearances and worry of public judgment, you imagine a death that dogs will devour—your asserted self is dissolved by the inner law. The LORD's spoken word is the I AM within you: your deepest belief about who you are becomes the actual scenery of your life. In Neville's terms, prophecy is always about your present self-conception, not a distant fate. If you find yourself in a state where you fear decay or loss, you have invited that outcome by the inner decree you hold. The remedy is to reverse the state: assume you are the I AM that governs the situation, not Jeroboam's fear-based image. Rest in the conviction that the death of your old story signals birth of a new, integrated self—a consciousness where nourishment and order prevail, and the dogs and birds dissipate under the light of awareness. Practically, revise repeatedly until the feeling of truth floods the scene.