Elijah and the Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard vantage, Elijah's statement is a moment inside your own consciousness. The 'children of Israel' and the shattered altars symbolize inner beliefs and dispositions that have drifted from covenant with the I AM. The line 'I only I am left' marks a stage of identification with separation, fear, and isolation within the mind. Yet this is not a factual reality about the world; it is a state of consciousness in flux. The true covenant is not external to your awareness but the I AM that always remains present. By recognizing that every outward event is a movement within your inner world, you can revise the scene: affirm that the covenant endures in you now, and all parts of your being are illuminated by the I AM. When you claim this, jealousy transforms into devoted attention to the truth you are waking into. The sense of threat dissolves as you realize you need not chase external proof—you are the witness, and the covenant is your sovereign state.