Solomon's Inner Chronicles

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the rest of Solomon's acts are not distant history but the record of your inner kingship, written in the books of Nathan, Ahijah, and Iddo—the memory, discernment, and vision within. Jeroboam, the son of Nebat, stands as the inner impulse to divide the kingdom of your mind, a temptation toward fear, pride, or self-will. The verse invites you to accept that the kingdom of God is safeguarded by an inner scripture authored by your I AM and illuminated by inner prophets and seers. When you align with this inner record, your acts—past and present—are governed by a single authority: the I AM within you, directing with wisdom and mercy. Your inner history becomes your outer life as you live from the consciousness that all deeds are witnessed and preserved by the inner writers. Thus Solomon’s wisdom is not a memory to be studied but a living standard by which you test your thoughts, your choices, and your desires until unity prevails and the kingdom within shines.