Inner Kingship Endures Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the text does not describe Amaziah’s actions as much as the continuity of a state of kingship after a former reign ends. The death of Jehoash marks the end of one chapter, yet Amaziah 'lived' fifteen years — a way of saying the inner ruler persists beyond any single outer scene. In Neville’s terms, the kingdom of Judah is your inner order, your alignment with I AM, your capacity to govern experience from a settled state of consciousness. Time here becomes a measure of the duration of your assumption, not of history's clock. If you imagine yourself seated on your inner throne, feeling secure, authoritative, and at peace, you are that Amaziah, living out a fresh cycle of reign within the same self. The survival of the king after another king’s death hints that your present dominion is not at the mercy of outer turns but of your inner fidelity to the truth that you are awareness, not a pawn in time. So confirm now: I am the king of my life; my reign persists as I hold the I AM.