Voice of Inner Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold the scene as your inner theatre. Saul represents the outer self that pursues and would silence the David within—your higher self who embodies covenant loyalty. When Saul says, "Is this thy voice, my son David?" hear it as your own awareness acknowledging the voice you have become. David’s reply, "It is my voice, my lord," is the inner acknowledgment that the I AM speaks through you even to the outer world. The accusation that the enemy is "children of men" cursed before the LORD points to the belief that parts of you have turned from the Lord to other gods—idols of fear, reputation, or need for control. The plea, "let not my blood fall to the earth" is a call to keep your life intact by recognizing that you are not a victim of circumstance; you are the one who moves the scene by consciousness. The pursuit of a "flea" or a "partridge" shows how small outer disturbances appear large when you forget your inner king. Remember: the kingdom of God is the state you entertain; the moment you revise to the I AM, the outer world aligns with your covenant loyalty.