Ark On The Inner Threshing Floor

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this narrative, the ark is the inner Presence I am carrying, the I AM that cannot be hurried or touched by the ego. The threshing floor of Chidon is a point of inner test where thought, feeling, and imagination must align with the divine order. Uzza's hand represents the ego’s impulse to control or stabilize what only the law of inner life can bear. The oxen stumbling signals that when consciousness tries to fix the unknown by force, the outer world responds with disruption. The ark must be borne by a consecrated channel—the Levites within—the states of awareness that keep sacred order. When I accept that God’s Presence moves through me only as I surrender to the inner law, I am not punished but corrected into a truer mode of being. Then the I AM runs the show, imagination flows as a channel, and fear dissolves into reverent trust rather than grasping. This is how God’s presence becomes present-tense reality in my life.