Dreams to Covenant Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Solomon’s waking acts are not external rituals but inner movements of awareness. The dream gathers the scattered images of his life into a single felt truth: I AM, the Presence, the Covenant. When he stands before the ark in Jerusalem, he is not going to a building, but aligning his attention with the I AM that writes, sustains, and renews reality. The burnt offerings and peace offerings symbolize releasing fear and inviting harmony into the state of consciousness; the feast signals thanksgiving and the steady feeding of his inner life with gratitude. In Neville’s tongue, the dream was a signal that his inner state is ripe to be harmonized with the divine order; waking is the same state becoming tangible. The ark is not an artifact but the realized awareness of the covenant within. The loyalty expressed is a refusal to doubt; it is a decision that his world follows from his inner decree. Thus, Solomon’s outward ritual is a mirror of an inward commitment: to dwell in the I AM and treat every servant (every aspect of his mind) with hospitality and obedience.