Inner Kingdom Judgment Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scriptural moment, outer judgment mirrors an inner state you have imagined as real. When you allow yourself to provoke the I AM with fear or idolatrous attachments, your inner 'house' becomes unstable, patterned after Jeroboam’s and Baasha’s divisions. The line about dogs by Jezreel is not a curse on a person outside you, but a symbol of the relentless thoughts and habits that gnaw at your true self. The key Neville would offer is that your present conditions arise from your assumed states of consciousness; you can revise them by turning attention from fear to the one living awareness. See that the ‘house’ to be judged is your mental dwelling; if you imagine it as sanctified by purpose and unity with God, the dogs of worry disappear behind the wall of understood identity. Your power is to awaken the I AM, imagine a new order, and feel that reality now within your own chest.