Inner Kings and Righteousness

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville reading, Elihu is describing the inner governor of your life—the I AM that rules from within. 'God is mighty' becomes the recognition that your present awareness is all‑powerful and all‑wise when you identify with it. The claim that He 'despiseth not any' teaches that no state of consciousness is rejected by your inward God; every aspect of you is included in the I AM, even patterns you call 'wicked'—they are simply old, habitual parts awaiting revision. The line 'with kings are they on the throne' speaks of inner sovereigns you awaken by aligning intention with truth; when your consciousness sees itself as righteous, it acts as guide and ruler of events, not the other way around. To interpret 'He withdraweth not his eyes from the righteous' is to realize that sustained attention from your awareness is your life’s resource; the inner eye remains on the right path, and from this awareness you can grant 'right to the poor'—not charity from without, but justice born of humility and clarity within. In short, every verse is a reminder that your world is a manifestation of your inner state.