Inner Transfer of Thrones

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the decree does not debate with Abner about possibility; it announces a completed transfer governed by the LORD written into your inner constitution. The outer scene—Abner's silence and fear—mirrors an inner response: the old self cannot answer a supreme claim because it realizes it has no jurisdiction in a kingdom already sworn to another monarch. The 'kingdom' is not a geography but a state of awareness. To translate the kingdom from the house of Saul to the throne of David is to translate your mind from fear, doubt, and limitation to faith, loyalty, and rightful authority. From Dan to Beersheba, your entire inner territory is claimed by the new ruler. This is the practical application of covenant loyalty: you yield to the I AM's decree within you, and the outer appearances align with your inner decree. The transfer is not hurried by effort but completed by recognizing and agreeing with the already present royal status in consciousness.