Inner Chronicles of Pekah

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the verse names Pekah and his deeds as if they belong to a record. In the Neville Goddard mood, Pekah is not only a man but a state of consciousness—the impulse to seize external authority, to trust outward power. The 'book of the chronicles of the kings of Israel' becomes the inner ledger kept by your I AM, where every thought and feeling inscribes itself as a chapter. The line suggests that outer history echoes an inward pattern: a repeated choice toward time-bound rule rather than the timeless king within. To change the line, you do not chase external events; you revise the inner state. Assume a different memory, feel the truth of a root-state that aligns with the Kingdom of God, the realm where your real power resides. When you imagine that the inner chronicles already declare a rightful, faithful reign—your present I AM seated on the throne—the outer history will begin to rewrite itself to match the new record.