Inner Fulfillment of Prophecy

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse, the 'I AM' wakes to its own decree. The master and the prophet stand within you as symbols—one representing the old authority you outgrow, the other the fearless inner voice that speaks the promise by Elijah. When Jehu steps into the sun and tells the people, 'you are righteous' and confesses the conspiracy against the old king, he is not narrating history so much as aligning consciousness with its own authorized decision. The question 'who slew all these?' points to the inner power that conquers every outward image of limitation. The second line—the 'the LORD hath done that which he spake by his servant Elijah'—is the crucial cue: nothing in the outer world can thwart a decree already issued by your I AM. In Neville's terms, the word of the LORD is the immutable assumption that thought, rightly held, becomes fact. The old Ahab-state dissolves as you insist the inner word is true, and the manifestation follows in its own time as a natural outward echo of inner being.