Inner Courtroom of Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, this is not a historical encounter but an inner tribunal of your own mind. The elders and priests become your entrenched habits and limiting beliefs, asking, 'Are you the Christ?' If you respond from the old identity, you perpetuate doubt; but when you recall the truth that 'the Son of Man sits at the right hand of the power of God,' you are elevating your awareness above the noise of the past. The words 'Hereafter shall the Son of Man sit on the right hand of the power of God' are not prophecy about someone else; they are your inner condition awaiting embodiment. The question 'Art thou the Son of God?' and the reply 'Ye say that I am' become your inward acknowledgment that you already are that which you seek. The witnesses of outward opinion fade as you hold the feeling of the I AM in full authority, a consciousness that cannot be moved by doubt. The Kingdom of God is your present state when you refuse to be defined by external tests and align with the inner throne where power resides.