Renaming the Inner Crown

Neville's Inner Vision

Pharaohnechoh's act is the outer curtain, but the scripture is telling you: your inner king is not named by others; authority is a state of consciousness you assume. The change of Eliakim's name and his installation signals a fresh ruling idea you permit to govern your days. Jehoiakim is the new inner designation you choose for yourself, while Jehoahaz's removal to Egypt marks the moment your past self is carried away by belief rather than actual divine rule. In your kingdom there is exile only when you forget that the I AM is king. The real exile is of the mind that identifies with labels and external power. Renew your covenant by claiming the I AM as your sole ruler, and the rest of your life will align with that inner decree. Your present experience—the events, the feelings, the outcomes—are simply the evidence of what you assumptively hold to be true. So choose a new name for your divinity and dwell in that certainty until it becomes your everyday life.