Returning To The Lord Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Jehoshaphat in this passage is your inner I AM awakening to itself. The groves removed from the land signify the idols and old dispositions that no longer rule your mind. Acknowledging that 'there are good things found in thee' invites you to honor the true self already standing in light, and 'hast prepared thine heart to seek God' is the practice of conditioning your awareness to seek the One Power. When you turn your attention inward and refuse the old cravings, you set the heart to listen. The later verse, ‘he went out again through the people from Beersheba to mount Ephraim, and brought them back unto the LORD God of their fathers,’ becomes a metaphor for moving through the sweep of your consciousness—from the outer regions of belief to the inner citadel of faith—and guiding every thought back to the Lord within, the I AM, your birthright. This is covenant loyalty in action: alignment of every desire with divine truth, so the outer world mirrors that inner royal order. You are not seeking God; you are allowing God to reveal itself as you.