Revealed Inner Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

Esther 7:9 places you inside the inner court of life where the law of cause and effect stands revealed. Harbonah, the chamberlain, is the inner voice that points to the structure you have allowed to stand in your mind—the gallows fifty cubits high—built by fear and pride to trap a foe. Yet Mordecai’s goodness, spoken for the king, is the inner virtue you have aligned with in your own consciousness. When the king says, Hang him there, he speaks not of vengeance but of the natural justice that attends any thought you stand behind. In Neville’s terms, the scene is not about external politics but about your awareness choosing and declaring what is real. The outward scene mirrors your inner state: a belief that a plot against you can endure is exposed and dissolved by your recognition that you are the I AM and that righteousness flows through you. The old story of fear gives way to the triumph of truth as the inner governor validates the good you have spoken.