Inner Lineage to Bezalel

Neville's Inner Vision

In this text, every name stands as a state of consciousness and every generation a movement of imagination. Caleb is the I AM in action, the living cause that births inner associations: Azubah and Jerioth are the dispositions you harbor, and their sons—Jesher, Shobab, and Ardon—are the particular tendencies that spring from those dispositions. When Azubah dies and Caleb takes Ephrath, who bears Hur, we witness a shift from one field of images to another, a passing of birth through consciousness into new forms. Hur begets Uri, and Uri begets Bezaleel; thus Bezalel becomes the concrete manifestation of an inner temple built by repeated acts of imagining and revision. The line, then, is not genealogical alone but psychological: your present awareness, extended through imagined unions and births, yields ever more refined faculties and their outward expressions. Providence reveals itself as the inward sequence of states you continually entertain, which eventually crafts the world you inhabit.