Sanctified Inward Priesthood

Neville's Inner Vision

Reader, you are the sanctuary. The genealogy and the set offices are not external arrangements but inner states that sanctify themselves into living reality through imagination. The priests are the 'I AM' within, in every city of your mind—the suburbs of your thoughts where the segments of your life are named and given their portion. When you acknowledge their holiness, lack yields to abundance, and portions flow to all faculties—the male priests of discipline and the Levites of joyous service. The act of sanctification is not ritual performed for others; it is a conversion of your own state of consciousness: by assuming holiness in the present moment, you align with a law of order that nourishes family, work, and vocation. In Neville's terms: your outer arrangement mirrors your inner condition; to change the supply, revise the inner office. The verse invites you to see that the keeper of the priestly office is you, and the capacity to give is your feeling of abundance streaming through every relationship—family, work, and calling—when you stand in the holiness you already possess.