Temple of Inner Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, this chronicle plays as a map of consciousness. Josiah's act of preparing the temple is your decision to consecrate awareness as a sanctuary in which attention rests. When Necho, the king of Egypt, comes up to fight by Euphrates, he is the personification of a challenge your mind has not yet resolved in the I AM. The outer battle is not a historical skirmish but a signal: the inner state you have proclaimed—order, reverence, and kingship—now calls into form the very circumstance that tests you. If you assume the temple is prepared, the sudden appearance of Necho loses its sting; you stand as the king within, directing every sequence of events through the power of consciousness. The 'fight' is simply the final proof that you have chosen to dwell as the temple and rule as the I AM, not to be driven by circumstance. Thus, the temple does not wait for permission; it radiates from you, and the world rearranges its scenes to reflect that inner sovereignty. Remember: consciousness precedes manifestation; you are the I AM in motion.