Judgment On Eli's Line

Neville's Inner Vision

These words are not distant threats but a revelation of your inner state. The days spoken are the moment your I AM withdraws identification from old beliefs and their stubborn arm of power. When you consent to the I AM as your sole source, that arm of limitation loses its grip and the old man in your house is no longer sustained. The 'enemy in my habitation' appears as fear, habit, or doubt—signs that you are waking to a higher order of consciousness. The 'wealth' promised is the inner abundance you claim by living from consciousness rather than lack. The 'altar' is the center of devotion in your mind; as you keep faith with that altar, the old vision is consumed by new sight and your heart finds peace. The ominous consequence of old patterns dissolves when you stand in the truth that you are the I AM, not their servant. In this light, the passage becomes a present invitation to re-create by imagination.