Inner Rule of God Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner world is the Jacob of the text, where God’s rule is not a distant judgment but a present awareness. When you read 'Consume them in wrath,' you hear the invitation to dissolve every hostile state of mind by the fire of I AM consciousness. The 'wrath' is not external anger but the agent of purification, the energy that consumes fear, doubt, and rejection until there remains a clear, quiet sense 'God rules in me.' To 'know that God ruleth in Jacob unto the ends of the earth' is to assert that divine authority begins within and extends outward, transforming every sector of your life from inner thought to outer circumstance. The lines about returning at evening and circling the city echo the recurring mental patterns you once believed controlled you; but in this vision, those cycles are circles that you outshine with the steady light of awareness. Selah invites you to pause, dwell in the truth, and let the awareness of God's ruling presence become your habitual mood and now.