Gad's Inner Seat of Law

Neville's Inner Vision

Gad is not a tribe, but a state of consciousness—the center from which divine order issues. When I say 'the first part for myself,' I am affirming that I, the I AM, sit on the throne of inner law. I appoint the lawgiver within me and allow that seat to govern my thoughts, feelings, and choices. With the 'heads of the people'—my inner advisers and perceptions—I execute the justice of the LORD, which is simply alignment with truth, integrity, and rightful action. The phrase 'Judgments with Israel' points to the whole inner nation—the entire psyche and body—being brought to order by this inner decree. As I assume this inner authority, life rearranges to reflect the settled premise: I am not ruled by fear or lack, but by a consistent, loving principle that dispenses justice within and through me. In practice, every moment becomes a trial of inner law—does this thought, belief, or impulse adhere to the LORD's justice? If not, revise, feel it real, and reclaim the seat.