Inner Judgment and Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this narrative, Bethel is your inner house of God, the little children are stray thoughts and taunts of fear arising in your awareness. When Elisha turns and curses in the name of the LORD, he demonstrates the reality you affirm by your spoken decree; the I AM there receives your word as law. The bears are not external monsters but the visible outworking of mental belief—results that spring from a state you have entertained. The count forty-two multiplies the resistance you have allowed. Moving from Bethel to Carmel and back to Samaria signifies a shift of awareness: you leave the limitation of a fear-based state, then return to the throne of your own consciousness with a new sense of sovereignty. If you wish to alter the scene, revise the premise in your mind: you are the one who speaks and believes, and by sustaining the I AM presence you dissolve the fearful outer appearances.