Hezekiah’s Inner Treasuries

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the riches and honor in 2 Chronicles 32:27-29 are not external trophies but the visible fruit of a living inner state. Hezekiah’s substance is the mind’s recognition that God within has given me very much; the stores of silver, gold, wine, and instruments are the inner treasury I cultivate by faith. The storehouses, barns, and cities symbolize the mind’s faculties—recognition, order, and stewardship—that conserve and multiply supply. Providence here is the I AM rearranging impressions into form according to my awareness. When I acknowledge that I am the I AM, abundance flows as a natural outcome: wealth, honor, and plenty become present experiences, not external conquests. The true key is to live from that steady conviction, letting imagination revise any sense of lack and feeling it real that I am supplied in fullness by the one Source. I am the I AM, and the inner treasury manifests as outer abundance through deliberate, sustained consciousness.