Inner Valour in Obededom's House

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this passage, the house of Obededom becomes your inner sanctuary, and the mighty men are the disciplined states of consciousness you marshal in service. The sons of Shemaiah—Othni, Rephael, Obed, Elzabad—symbolize faculties of mind that stand guard, not against armies, but against drift and doubt by their strength. When you acknowledge that the inner guards are at work, they govern the flow of energy in your day, turning intention into action and attention into worship. The tally—sixty-two, the many brethren—suggests the totality of your I AM presence arrayed in service, each part contributing to a single harmonious act. Reality is not out there but pressed inward, and the valour described is the vitality of consciousness when it serves from within. So the key is to see these strong men as present now, to feel their strength and to invite them to do the work in you.