Inner Spoil Outer Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Look inward, for this scene is your own mind's testimony. David stands for the I AM within you, the king who returns to the realm of thoughts with everything that has been driven before you by fear or lack. The flocks and herds are not just cattle; they are images and opportunities coursing through your inner landscape. When David says, This is David's spoil, he asserts rightful possession, not conquest from without but recognition from within. The movement is a shift from supplication to declaration, from being driven to driving the field of abundance ahead of you. In Neville's terms, wealth and provision appear when you assume the state of the one who owns the kingdom of God within. Your imagination gathers the spoils by aligning with the feeling of abundance that you already are. The external world merely reflects the inner belief of kingship; your job is to hold the feeling that all that can feed and sustain you is yours by the sovereign I AM.