Inner Judgment, Outer Result

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner script of your life, Agag stands for the stubborn, cruel habit and pride that assume control. Amalek represents the ancient enmity of the ego against the light of I AM. Samuel’s act—bringing Agag forth and hewing him before the LORD—becomes a metaphor for the moment when your state of consciousness chooses to purge the old king and reset alignment with divine law. Gilgal marks the fresh start where the past is cut away and your covenantal loyalty to the I AM is reaffirmed. The force here is not vengeance but accountability within consciousness: as you imagine and affirm the truth, you dissolve attachment to harmful patterns and establish a new, obedient, just state. By seeing the inner act as completed in awareness, you experience the outer fruit: a life that moves in harmony with the divine order, and in your heart, a new king takes his place beneath the One.