Inner Judgment of Naboth's Blood

Neville's Inner Vision

Seen through the Neville Goddard lens, the outer drama of Jehu becomes an inner conversion. Jehu’s bow symbolizes the focused power of attention when fully chosen; the arrow piercing Jehoram’s heart marks a breakthrough that ends a long pattern of pride and fear. Naboth’s field stands for a place in memory where old stories are planted, and casting Jehoram into that ground is the act of releasing a belief that bound you to limitation. The LORD’s burden laid upon him is the inner command of destiny—the I AM speaking as your awareness that what you imagine as true becomes your life. The killing is not vengeance but providence in action; it proves your inner king governs by alignment with truth rather than by violence. Providence then guides you from perception to the fulfilled promise within, where a new state of consciousness replaces the old and authority is exercised as creative fidelity to the divine idea you hold.