David's Inner Temple Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s statement that it was in his mind to build a house for the LORD reveals the eternal truth Neville calls the temple of God within. The sanctuary is not brick and mortar but a state of awareness you tend by imagining it already granted. When he says it was in his mind, he points to the living law: the presence of God is a state of I AM-consciousness you occupy, and that inner architecture becomes outward life. Your inner kingship—your sovereign I AM—acts as architect, designer, and builder of sacred space. The outer temple in your life will echo this inner structure as you dwell in that assumption. So ask yourself: what temple am I tending in thought now? If I claim, I am the house of God, the feeling of that reality is formed in imagination, and reality follows as its expression. The inner act precedes any form in appearance; the kingdom of God comes to rest where consciousness is held with reverent attention.