Inner Covenant Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s lens, this history is a state of consciousness. The house of the LORD is the field of your awareness; the groves and idols are attachments you mistake for security. When you choose such attachments, you set your inner weather against the will of the I AM, and your life reflects turbulence — the outer war that comes as if the city were besieged. The Spirit of God resting on Zechariah is the sudden inflow of truth when you listen to your inner prophet; the moment you say, 'Thus saith God,' you confront your own transgressions, and the thought-form of lack arises to oppose you. The stoning of Zechariah is the resistance of old habits within you that refuse to hear. Joash’s memory of kindness forgotten is your forgetfulness of the LORD’s mercy, and the Syrian host is the external scene that follows from those internal decisions. Return to the LORD and re-enter the I AM, and the inner army becomes a source of protection rather than punishment. Your story, then, is your present-state: decide now to worship in spirit and truth, and prosperity realigns with your consciousness.