Inner Kingdom of Hezekiah

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the verse as a map of your inner man. Hezekiah’s spread of good, right, and truth across Judah is not a history lesson but a sign that the I AM, the living awareness within you, can be trusted to organize your thoughts, motives, and daily choices. The words good, right, and truth point to a harmony among your states of consciousness: what you accept as good aligns with right action, and both are rooted in truth you acknowledge before God—your inner sovereign. When you dwell in awareness as the one who acts, you begin to see that obedience is not external ritual but a steady revision of your inner dialogues to match the standard of truth you already are. Holiness and separation become discernment: you separate idle thought from the noble, and you let justice flow from the conviction that life responds to the inner imagery you sustain. The outer world, then, mirrors the inner alignment, and your days honor the I AM that you are.