Inner Kings and the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine 2 Kings 3:10 as a doorway inside your own consciousness. The three kings are not distant rulers but three faces of mind—ego, fear, and habit—gathered by belief that the outer events determine you. When the king cries, 'Alas, that the LORD hath called these three kings together, to deliver them into the hand of Moab,' he reveals a spiritual error: you have personified circumstance and blamed the I AM as if it governed your fate. Neville teaches that God is not an external power imposing trial, but the I AM within, the awareness by which you imagine. The Moab is the appearance produced by thoughts you have entertained. The remedy is revision: assume that the I AM is sovereign here, that these inner states are under your control, and see them align in your favor. Practice feeling it real: dwell in I AM and know the three kings serve your highest good. When you do, the Moab recedes and your inner kingdom rests in peace.