Inner Trust Over Alliances

Neville's Inner Vision

2 Chronicles 28:16 sets Ahaz in the act of seeking help from the kings of Assyria, a scene that Neville Goddard would read as a state of consciousness choosing external power over inner security. If you feel beleaguered and pressed by life, you translate that pressure into a demand for abroad support, thereby confirming that power lies outside you. The I AM within you, however, is the sole governor and the source of all supply. When you revise the scene, you shift from begging a foreign king to acknowledging the sovereign presence within. Your imagination becomes the throne where rulers are imagined into being; trust in the inner abundance replaces fear of lack. As you dwell in the conviction, 'I am the I AM, and all that I require is within me now,' the outer circumstances begin to answer your inner posture. This is not denial but a transformation of belief: you do not await rescue from without but awaken to the reality that you are already whole, and life reorganizes to reflect your inner, sovereign state.