Inner Temple Construction

Neville's Inner Vision

Solomon’s outward message to Tyre mirrors an inward invitation to the I AM within. The king of Tyre represents the inner channels through which supply and form can come when called forth by faith. The cedars symbolize enduring strength and lofty perception needed to erect a dwelling where God can reside. David’s covenant loyalty points to the steady trust that the inner I AM keeps its word, regardless of appearances. The ‘house to dwell therein’ is not a palace of brick, but the temple of consciousness you decide to inhabit. Its architecture is drawn from your assumptions, words, and feelings more than from external alliances. When you mentally send your request to your inner Huram for the timber of legitimate form, you are practicing the pure art of assuming a state of abundance. The moment you reverence the I AM as the source of all life, the inner supply begins to move, and the temple takes shape in your experience. This is the shift from negotiation with others to alignment with your own divine presence, here and now.