Inner Worship, World Stability

Neville's Inner Vision

Interpret this as an invitation to turn your attention inward and acknowledge the I AM as present. The call to bring an offering is the release of lack by making the assumption of abundance; the act is not outward ritual alone but inner acknowledgment of value, which shifts your consciousness. To worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness is to hold your attention in the radiance of an unblemished self—the temple that is always here, always complete. Fear before Him becomes a discipline of alignment: when you dwell in that presence, fear dissolves and the outer world appears steadier in your mind. The verse teaches that external order follows inner order; by practicing the assumption, revision, and feeling-it-real, you render your surroundings peaceful. See yourself as the temple in which the I AM resides; as you reverence that presence, you build a field where change is effortless, and the world you perceive remains not moved.