Inner Offices Of Israel

Neville's Inner Vision

What you are reading is not a roster of ancient names, but a map of your own conscious state. The Izharites and Hebronites are not distant tribes; they are the distinct attitudes you maintain toward life: the outward business as the judge within you who weighs as the right governor; the valiant power that stands firm in the face of fear. Jerijah, the chief, represents a lineage of awareness that persists through time, continuing to govern from within as generations of choices rise and fall in your mind. When the fortieth year comes, the text says mighty men are sought and found—this is the moment when your inner powers are called forth and mobilized by alignment with the I AM. The language of this side Jordan hints that your center of awareness decides what belongs to your own spiritual territory and what serves the king—the King being God-consciousness in you. In Neville's practice, authority arises when you accept responsibility for every matter pertaining to God and the king as your own inner administration, organized by love and discipline.