Inner Kingdom and Obedience Reframed

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line, the kingdom is not a geographical prize but a state of consciousness. The house of David represents a disciplined inner allegiance to the commandments of God—the law of your own I AM. Jeroboam's outward seizing of power mirrors your attempts to govern life by circumstance instead of inner fidelity. When you act as though you can force outcomes by strategy alone, you rent the kingdom away from your true, David-like self—your wholehearted alignment with divine intention. David stands as the standard: he kept the commandments and followed Me with all his heart, doing what was right in My sight. In Neville's language, David is a state of feeling, a consciousness in which the I AM is ruling and you desire only what is right in the eyes of your inner law. Your present results are secondary to this inner fidelity. Therefore, you can acknowledge that the kingdom you seek already rests in you as a presiding consciousness; you may revise any belief that external power proves worthiness. Rest in the I AM, feel the heartbeat of obedience, and let the kingdom align outwardly as it already lives inwardly.