Two-Year Inner Reign Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the verse the outer kingship mirrors an inner state: a consciousness that seats a throne yet clings to familiar worship. Pekahiah’s two-year reign signals a moment in the mind where the I am remains enthroned to old, convenient ways rather than to true worship. The phrase the sins of Jeroboam names habitual thoughts and loyalties that misalign with the divine order. In Neville’s terms, events reveal a state of consciousness that imitates rulership but resists the new image. To transform, one must not battle the outer world but revise the inner pattern by declaring the I am as the faithful ruler and sanctuary. As imagination assumes this truth, the two years collapse into a single moment of aligned consciousness, and true worship becomes a living state, not a relic of the past.