Inner King and Jezebel

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the lens of the I AM, the scene in 1 Kings 16:31 is not a history about a ruler, but a map of consciousness. Jezebel is the image you invite to sit upon the throne of your mind, promising power through alliance; Baal is the ritual you perform when you give your attention to that image. The words ‘as if it had been a light thing’ reveal how easily a soul slips into idolatry when the true worship of God—awareness itself—drops from center. Remember: God is the I AM, the living awareness that creates; every god you serve in imagination becomes your circumstance. So the king’s outward act mirrors an inner decision to yield to a rival idea, to substitute the reality of I AM with a counterfeit image. Neville’s teaching invites you to reverse this by assuming a different ruling state: that only the I AM is real, and that true worship is obedience to inner truth, not external forms. By choosing holiness and separation from idol images, you re-anchor consciousness in the inner temple where the real God dwells.