Inner Judgment of the I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

On the level of consciousness, the day of the LORD's sacrifice is when you awaken to the state you have been imagining yourself to be. The princes and the king's children symbolize the egoic roles you have worn—claims of importance, segments of identity that require external validation. The 'strange apparel' are the beliefs and appearances that do not reflect your true I AM. In this inner dawn, the judgment you fear is only the merciful clearing of those images, a returning to the native watchfulness of awareness. To reinterpret is not to punish reality, but to revise your inner premise: you are not a prince by accident; you are the I AM experiencing this world as form. When you align with that truth, you no longer chase crowns; you simply stand as consciousness and allow the old clothes to fall away as if burnt off by light. The moment of inner sacrifice becomes a blessing, a doorway to integrity, purity, and a living certainty that the LORD within governs all appearances.