Inner Return to Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the verse as a record of your inner journey back to the city of light—the Jerusalem of your own consciousness. The fifth month and the seventh year are not dates but states: a month of spiritual fruition and a reign of ordered awareness. When you acknowledge that you arrive, you choose to relocate your sense of self from exile to the land of your covenant, where presence and loyalty to your I AM govern every scene. The king represents your outer circumstance, but in Neville’s lens, the king's year is a symbol of the time your inner I AM has established sovereignty. You do not travel to a distant city; you shift to the realization that you already stand in the divine capital within. The journey is mental: a deliberate return to the center of your being, the place where fear loosens its grip and trust becomes a law. This is not about historical placement but about inner alignment; exile dissolves as you refuse to cling to lack and instead affirm that you are already there, the host of the feast, the city of God in your own heart.