Resurrection of Inner Kings

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, Jeremiah 8:1 becomes a map of the inner kingdom. The bones symbolize long-held beliefs about authority—kings, princes, priests, prophets—images that have ruled your inner Jerusalem from graves of memory. The exhumation described is a call to self-revision: as you align with the I AM, the old scaffolds lose their grip and you stand sovereign in awareness. The 'time' is your present moment; judgment is not punishment but clarity: when you renew your sense of self from the awareness that you are God in expression, those buried forms reorganize themselves into a living order—not to subjugate you, but to serve your true will. Exile and return recur as you revise and re-embody your conviction that authority resides in consciousness, not in outward roles. This is the inner prophecy fulfilled: your inner kingship returns, not as boast, but as a quiet, unshakeable certainty that you are the ruler of your inner Jerusalem by the I AM.