Inner Treasures, Outer Diplomacy

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, the trespass money and sin money are inner states of consciousness, the un sanctified coins of guilt and attachment not brought into the house of the LORD—the I AM within you. When Jehoash gathers hallowed things and hands them to an external power, the story mirrors a mind attempting to appease external threats by counting outward possessions rather than re‑igniting inner devotion. Hazael’s march upon Jerusalem is the outward consequence of an inward belief that protection lies outside awareness. The true defense of the city is the reinvestment of every thought, every treasure, into the temple of your own consciousness; you sanctify what you already are. Realign the narrative by choosing faith over fear: imagine the royal treasury as the living currency of I AM, and feel the wealth of holiness circulating within. When you claim the house of the LORD as your life—your centered awareness—external events bow to that inner decision, and you remain secure no matter the outward news.