Dwelling in Inner Authority

Neville's Inner Vision

As you read Proverbs 24:21-22, notice that the LORD is the I AM you awaken to in consciousness, and the king is the decisive will you exercise in every moment. The command to fear them is not fear as dread but reverent alignment—an inner stillness in which you acknowledge how reality is formed by your state of awareness. Do not meddle with them that are given to change, meaning do not entertain or identify with restless, fickle thoughts masquerading as truth. When you yield to such changeable voices, calamity rises suddenly in your world, for you have accepted instability as your norm. The only safe footing is to remain with the steady, unalterable presence of I AM, to let the king govern your assumptions and choices from that base. The ruin of both arises when you confuse the dynamic, changing mind with the fixed, abiding reality of consciousness. Therefore, you shift from external obedience to the inward obedience: you obey your own indwelling I AM, and you honor the inner ruler by maintaining a single, stable assumption about who you are and what is possible.