Judah: Inner Praise Realized

Neville's Inner Vision

Judah is not discovered outside you but born as a state of consciousness you claim. Leah’s act in Genesis 29:35—conceiving again and naming the child Judah—marks a turning of attention from lack to thanksgiving. When she declares, Now will I praise the LORD, she makes praise the felt reality of her being. In Neville’s terms, Judah is the inner royal line awakened by a steadfast assumption; a new posture of awareness in which the I AM recognizes its own sovereignty. The external birth is the visible proof of an inner revision: you, the watcher, naming your own state, declare that the divine is the governor of your life, that praise is not a response but a creative act that calls forth the kingdom of God from within. As you 'name' your state Judah—praise, gratitude, trust—you align with the I AM that never left the throne. The event follows the inner recognition; the world rearranges itself to echo the truth you inhabit.