Midian to Egypt: Inner Favor

Neville's Inner Vision

Hadad's exilic journey is a parable of your own inner journey. The moving from Midian to Paran and then to Egypt mirrors a shift of consciousness from lack to recognition of your I AM. Pharaoh is not a person but your sovereign mind, the state of awareness that provides shelter, nourishment, and land as soon as you decide you are already there. When Hadad wins great favor and is given the sister of Tahpenes, this symbolizes your inner imagination—the feminine principle that approves the idea you have chosen. The birth of Genubath in Pharaoh's house marks a new quality conceived within this royal climate, a fresh truth that belongs to the inner family of your thoughts. Genubath being raised among Pharaoh's sons suggests the new attribute is integrated into your mental economy, not separated from the whole. Exile becomes return: the outer world reflects the settled conviction that you are cared for by the I AM and richly provided for by the inner king. Your task is to dwell in that assumption, feeling the security, and let the new life take root in your imaginative realm until it feels irreversible.