Josiah’s Inner Passover Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, this verse reveals a state of consciousness kept in present attention. The eighteenth year is not years on a page but the moment you mature in your relationship with the indwelling God. The Passover is not a civil feast; it is the inner festival of truth you consecrate to the covenant you already are. When such an observation occurs in you, your atmosphere shifts toward fidelity to inner law—the discipline of right thought, feeling, and action. In Neville’s terms, outer ritual becomes a symbolic mirror of your interior discipline. The feast is your daily decision to align with the I AM, to listen interiorly for guidance, and to honor it with consistent faithfulness. Your imagination is the altar; your feelings are the offerings; your awareness is the temple. If you assume the state of covenant loyalty here and now, you awaken the same unity that kept the Passover in Josiah’s time, and the world around you rearranges to reflect that inner alignment.