Inner Priests of the Heart

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the scene as a mirror of your inner state: scattered loyalties gathered back to the center of your awareness. The Levites leaving their suburbs to come to Judah and Jerusalem signify the turning of your inner priesthood toward the I AM. The Jeroboams and their calves are the felt beliefs that set themselves against true worship; they attempt to appoint substitutes for the sacred, but your attention, fixed on the LORD God of Israel, returns to the sanctuary within. When you set your heart to seek the LORD, those parts of you flow to the inner temple, offering sacrifices not of wood or gold but of devotion, fidelity, and clarified intention. In that inner gathering, your kingdom—your sense of order and purpose—gets strengthened, and you experience a three-year period of walking in the way of David and Solomon: a metaphor for steady, faithful alignment with consciousness, acting from the I AM rather than from fear. This is the law: events emerge from your inner state; the outer world mirrors the inner worship you persist in.