Inner Reign and New Dawn

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Jehu as a bold state of consciousness that held sway in your inner kingdom. When the text says he slept with his fathers and was buried in Samaria, imagine the end of that energetic pattern—not a tragedy but a natural expiration of a mental posture. Samaria becomes your inner center of decision, where visions take root. Jehoahaz, his son, is the next state arising in the wake of Jehu's departure, a gentle proof that consciousness renews itself. The twenty-eight years denote the duration you have sustained that pattern in awareness; you are free to allow it to finish its cycle and to invite the next ruler to appear by mere assumption. In Providence and the Kingdom of God, the I AM orders transitions in your psyche, not in history. The old issues waken; the new posture arrives as you cease giving energy to the old one and affirm the new motive power. By resting in the I AM, you witness the old reign fade, the pattern integrated, and a fresh sense of dominion ready to govern your inner realm.