Conquering Inner Giants

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 14:5 becomes for the soul a map of inner states. The Rephaims, Zuzims, and Emims are the towering beliefs and memories that have claimed power in you. The fourteenth year marks the persistence of those inner giants; Chedorlaomer and the allied kings are the habitual thoughts that override your peace. Yet the day you awaken to the I AM makes you the conqueror, not the captive. In Neville's sense, you do not battle a person outside; you revise your sense of self inside, and the events you read about in the text become images in your own consciousness. This is the only battlefield that matters: the moment you accept that you are the cause and effect of all you experience, and thus you become the author of the march of kings in your own soul. When you imagine from the I AM a throne in the heart, the giants crumble; your awareness becomes sovereign, and Providence reveals itself as the steady guidance that moves you toward harmony. The outer history is but a mirror of your inner state, and your imagination is the power that redefines the world.