Inner Wealth and Sacred Alliances

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice, seekers, that the verse speaks of riches and honor as outward signs, yet those signs appear only to bespeak a state of consciousness. Jehoshaphat's wealth is not something piled up in a treasury, but the abundance of his inner being. When he \"joins affinity with Ahab,\" he is not merely networking in the flesh; he is aligning his inner vibration with a rival king's energy - the lower, more ambitious desire that seeks outward power through external alliances. In Neville's terms, events are the movements of states of consciousness. Wealth and honor become the magnet by which you test your allegiance to the I AM. If you identify with Ahab's vibration - competition, self-aggrandizement, fear of scarcity - you invite disruption into your inner temple, for you have hired a foreign ruler to sit on the throne of your awareness. The inner kingdom is ruled not by outward marriages but by the covenant you keep with your own I AM. To reinterpret this scripturally is to revise your alliance, to turn away from the exterior idol of prosperity and toward the living I AM within, the light that sets every circumstance into its right place.