Inner Passover, Inner Sanctity

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard lens, this verse speaks of inner conversion, not history. The Passover on the second month points to a renewed decision of consciousness, a fresh 'I am' that chooses freedom over limitation. The sense of 'ashamed' is not guilt but a turning of attention—an inner remorse that clears the mind of stubborn images and opens space for truth. When the priests and Levites sanctify themselves, you are invited to revise your inner conditions, to set your attitude and perceptions toward holiness as a constant state rather than an occasional ritual. The act of bringing burnt offerings into the house of the LORD becomes the admission that every thought and feeling is a sacrifice to the I AM within; offerings are not animal gifts but the disciplined attention and devotion of consciousness. Thus, outer temple and ritual become symbolic of the inner temple you cultivate by imagination, assumption, and feeling it real. By choosing the inner alignment, you enact the greater deliverance, and your life becomes the temple through which sacred action flows.