City of David Reign Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, this verse is a map of inner states. The king carried on horses is the living idea you presently entertain with urgency—your imagination riding swiftly toward the throne. Jerusalem, the city of David, is the inner center where the I AM resides; it is not a place you reach but a condition you assume. The burial with his fathers points to a surrender of a former self and a reunion with the ancestral line of sovereignty within. Your past names—fears, habits, the sense of lack—are the fathers, and their burial allows a new reign to be born in you. The act is not geography; it is the shift of consciousness from outward dependence to inner dominion. When you affirm that you are the I AM, the king within returns to his throne in the heart, and the outer world rearranges to reflect this inner order. The verse invites you to revise by imagination until the heart feels crowned and still.