Three Rows of Inner Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the record as an allegory of the inner man. The three rows of windows and 'light against light' represent three concentric levels of awareness that must be aligned for the Presence of God to fill the temple of your mind. The doors and posts, square and solid, declare the holiness of a fixed state—an unyielding integrity where belief and feeling stand in perfect alignment. In this view, God is not somewhere out there but the I AM behind every perception; the temple is your own consciousness, structured to receive and reflect light. When light is against light in three ranks, there is no shadow of contradiction; your images and your emotions rise in harmonious vibration, and the cutting edge of prophecy—the promise of realized states—manifests in form as your world conforms to your inner decree. The verse invites you to build your mental temple with clean lines, clarity, and fixed purpose, so that when you survey the 'windows of light' you find your God in the room—present, pure, and abiding.