Inner War of Kings: Abijah’s Battle

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville’s teaching, the scene is not a historical clash of armies but a confrontation of states of consciousness. The eighteenth year signals your readiness to crown a sovereign I AM within. Jeroboam’s 800,000 represents external appearances—fear, habit, and the crowd-mentality that would rule your mind. Abijah’s 400,000, though smaller in number, stands as a disciplined, chosen state of consciousness—certainty, fidelity to inner order, and trust in Providence. The war is internal: will you yield to the belief that life is governed by odds, or will you claim your inner kingship by imagining, feeling, and assuming the state that already is yours in God? The victory comes through revision, not competition: you revise your sense of power, align with the I AM, and let the inner army of conviction march forth. When you dwell in that kingly state, external scenes rearrange to reflect it, and the kingdom of God manifests as your inner reality.