Inner Records of Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's psychology, Esther 2:23 reveals how the outer scene mirrors an inner state. The inquisition is the moment you confront a belief; the hanging on a tree represents the outer consequence that matches your inner conviction, while the book of chronicles is the persistent memory in consciousness that bears witness before the I AM. Nothing happens outside the mind of God; every apparent event is a movement within your awareness. If you cling to guilt or fear, the world will echo that record as justice shown. By shifting attention to the I AM and revising the inner narrative, you rewrite the record and invite new outcomes to align with a truer sense of self. The verse encourages you to treat judgment as a cue to awaken to a higher alignment between belief and its fruit, until the inner chronicle becomes a record of righteousness rather than constraint.