Abundant Inner Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner temple, the verse speaks not of beasts but of organized states of consciousness. The abundance of burnt offerings mirrors the lifting away of self-centered thought; the fat of the peace offerings represents the rich delight of harmony in attention; the drink offerings symbolize a continual refreshment of feeling. When it says the service of the house of the LORD was set in order, it is declaring that your inner life has been arranged with clarity, discipline, and expectancy for God to dwell there as I AM. In Neville's practice, you do not supply God with something external; you awaken a state by imagining it into being. The outer ritual is simply the visible sign that your inner temple is ordered. The abundance is not scarcity but consciousness fully consecrated; the arrangement is the mind's alignment with truth, so that the presence of God is actualized in your experience. Thus, the verse invites you to live from an inwardly ordered sanctuary, where devotion, gratitude, and faithfulness govern every moment.