Inner Law Unearthed in Judah

Neville's Inner Vision

What you are witnessing is the inner turning of a man toward his true law. The 'book of the law' is not mere parchment but the standard of consciousness by which life is measured. When Hilkiah hands the book to Shaphan and the king hears its words, an inner recognition arises: life has not conformed to this higher law. The tearing of the king's clothes is the symbolic moment of awakening, a shift from denial to responsibility. The command to 'enquire of the LORD' becomes a directive to seek the inner tutor—the I AM within—asking what this law requires of you now, not what it demanded of ancestors. The trip to Huldah the prophetess mirrors turning to inner wisdom and applying practical steps to realign with truth. The renewal of covenant loyalty comes not through external ritual but through a living alignment of consciousness with the law found. In your own imagination, when you acknowledge this inner law and align with it, the apparent wrath and confusion dissolve, and you step into a chapter authored by your renewed state of awareness.