Inner Triumph: Joshua 10:33

Neville's Inner Vision

Horam, king of Gezer, stepping up to aid Lachish, is my mind’s image of a stubborn limitation. I hear the call of the old alliance to defend a belief that I am lacking. But Joshua—my inner I AM, the I AM that knows and remains present—calls forth a decisive act. He smites them and their people until none remain; not in space, but in the mental field where belief is enforced. In Neville's language, the outer event mirrors an inner act of consciousness: when I consent to a new interpretation, the imagined army dissolves. So the 'kingdom of Gezer' falls because I refuse to identify with fear as future-proofed reality. Providence and guidance flow as the I AM, directing this very moment to reveal what always was: that the inner ruler governs the field. Judgment here is not punishment but the clearing of misperception, leaving a clean, unopposed present. If I hold the awareness, the Victor within me defeats every appearing foe, and Lachish is restored to peace by the power of inner conviction.