Assemble the Inner Judah

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s inner-eye, the text is a map of consciousness. The king is the I AM within you issuing a clear command to assemble the 'men of Judah'—the steadfast faculties: courage, loyalty, discernment, and faith. The three-day deadline marks a threshold you decide in imagination, a moment when intention seeks form. Amasa represents a part of you with the energy to rally these powers, but he tarried, revealing inner resistance, doubt, or misalignment with the present truth. Deliberate delay is your invitation to revise: you must align your will with the assumption that the assembly is already complete, that the Kingdom is present now, not somewhere in the future. When you obey in feeling, you feel the Kingdom's rule over thought and circumstance—the inner order behind outward events. The passage underscores obedience, timing, and discernment as inner commandments under the Law of Consciousness: to act inwardly so the outer shows forth. The practical teaching: your inner world creates your outward history; renew the state, and your life aligns with it.