Inner Split and the Crown

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the text speaks not of distant kingdoms but of your own interior governance. The 'house of David' is the stable awareness—the throne of truth in you. When Jeroboam, the self-willed king, asserts himself, the mind moves into rebellion against the LORD, and you find yourself behaving as if life were apart from the I AM. The 'great sin' is the enduring belief in separation, which prompts acts, thoughts, and feelings that contradict your divine nature. Israel’s split is your own mind divided between two rulers: the eternal I AM and the ego’s counterfeit sovereignty. As long as you entertain Jeroboam, you drift from following the LORD and from the unity that sustains all harmony. But you can restore the kingdom by returning to the I AM within, by assuming that you are already the one true king who loves, provides, and fulfills. In that assumption, the house of David is re-established; obedience is simply the effortless living of your true state of consciousness.