Inner Rehoboam's Reckoning

Neville's Inner Vision

The text is not about geography but states of consciousness. When the prophet arrives, it signals that an inner distance from the I AM has produced a sense of threat in the outer. In Neville's psychology the invasion by Shishak mirrors a belief in separation from God. The rebuke is a corrective nudge to return to the awareness that you are one with the divine; the exile is inside, a momentary forgetfulness of the I AM's constant presence. By choosing to remain loyal to God in your consciousness, you revise the condition and watch fear dissolve as imagination aligns with the unchanging reality of the I AM. The crisis on the surface serves as a screen upon which you project your inner choice. When you refuse to accept separation and dwell in covenant with the I AM, the external world rearranges to reflect that inner truth.