Beersheba's Inner Judges

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's reading, the verse is not about literal offspring but about states of consciousness that preside over your being. Joel and Abiah are imagined authorities in Beersheba, your inner region where decisions are formed. Joel, perhaps, stands for the steady discernment that names what is false and true, while Abiah embodies the gentler, righteous intention that guides with mercy. In this light, Beersheba is your inner sanctuary, a place where you appoint judges who confirm your decisions and thus govern your life. The words do not command an external empire; they reveal that you already rule through the imagination you hold in mind. When you acknowledge these two judges as aspects of your I AM, you are asked to see that your reality follows your inner monarchs. The verse invites you to observe, revise, and re-author the authorities within, recognizing that the power to judge and govern resides in consciousness, not in external appointment. By naming and hearing these inner voices as you, you awaken the possibility that your world reflects the nature of your ruling state.