Jezebel's Threat, Inner Elijah

Neville's Inner Vision

Jezebel’s message is not a threat from an external queen, but a voice in Elijah’s own consciousness warning of doom. In Neville’s terms, every scene in the Bible reveals a state of awareness: Jezebel’s name becomes an image of fear, of the belief that there exists power separate from your own I AM. Elijah’s reaction—flight and exhaustion—shows the mind yielding to that belief. The cure is not to argue with the image, but to revise the state in which you inhabit it: declare quietly, I AM that unseen Power, the sole life and safety of Elijah within me. Feel the reality that the I AM is constant, immovable, and that all “gods” that threaten are merely shifting appearances in consciousness. By assuming a new inner posture—calm, undisturbed, and all-sufficing—you dissolve the image and restore the original kingdom of peace within. The verse then becomes a map: fear is only a displaced awareness, be returned to its source through the felt presence of God I AM.