Reordering the Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the text is a parable of your inner state. Joab, the fiery impulse you have allowed to rule by fear and retaliation, is slain by Benaiah, the inspired agent of disciplined action. He is buried in the wilderness—your old battleground where you no longer feed on grievance. So too the king—your I AM—appoints Benaiah over the host—the army of your thoughts and motives—and Zadok replaces Abiathar, the deflated priest of superstition, with true prophetic consciousness. This is not politics; it is the rearrangement of your inner government according to covenant loyalty, obedience and faithfulness. When you hold the image of your world as the expression of your inner state, you are free to revise identities: you revise character assignments, you revise events in your story, you revise the feeling to be real. The law is simple: you are the I AM, and whatever master action you appoint in consciousness becomes your experience. Therefore, the outcome is a disciplined kingdom where awareness governs form, and loyalty to truth becomes your operating principle.