Inner Praise Chronicles 25

Neville's Inner Vision

See the inner temple as the stage of your consciousness. Jeduthun and Heman, with their sons, are archetypes within you, under the hands of a paternal directive—the I AM that orders your life. Their harp, psalteries, and cymbals are not relics of ancient ritual but the faculties of imagination, memory, and feeling tuned to a single purpose: to give thanks and to praise. When the passage says they prophesied with a harp, interpret prophecy as the vivid inner forecast of what you wish to become; the music is the tone of your inner claim. God’s giving of fourteen sons and three daughters to Heman suggests that your creative powers multiply when you attend to the inner command, your inner seer, who sees according to God’s words. All these were under their father for song in the house of the LORD—your inner sanctuary where your assumptions are voiced and heard. The king’s order to Asaph, Jeduthun, and Heman stands as your inner law: align sensory judgment, feeling, and imagination with the I AM, and gratitude becomes the dynamic that shapes reality.