Elijah's Bold Presence Today

Neville's Inner Vision

To Elijah’s vow, we translate into the inner life: the Lord of hosts is the living I AM you are now aware of. Standing before Him is not a distant oath but your present state of wakeful consciousness. When Elijah says 'before whom I stand,' he declares his inner stance—no distance between the self and the divine I AM. The 'to day' becomes this moment's decision to let the inner reality out into expression. The oath is not about an external agent but about an inner commitment to let your awareness shine through fear, time, and limitation. Your faith is the quiet assumption that you already live in the presence you seek. When you assume you are already in union with the hosts of God, you will 'shew'—you will manifest clear, decisive action in your world. The mechanism is inner: cultivate the sense of a sovereign, holy presence, revise any doubt, and feel the certainty that what you desire already belongs to you. The biblical oath then becomes a practical technique to walk from mere belief into living demonstration.