Whispers of the Inner Temple

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the narrative, the visible remodeling of the temple is but a symbol of an inward decision. Ahaz’s cutting of borders, removal of the laver and sea, and the covering built for the sabbath betray a mind that seeks security in political alliance rather than in the I AM. In Neville’s lens, the king’s actions are your own thoughts when you listen to fear rather than the inner ruler. The world’s powers—signified by Assyria—are images created by imagination, and you have chosen to identify with them instead of with God within. The temple, therefore, remains untouched not by stone but by consciousness; when you allow external circumstances to dictate worship, you sever the sanctuary from its source. The antidote is simple: assume the inner sanctuary is intact, align your awareness with the I AM, and revise any belief that you must change worship to satisfy a world. Feel it real that the inner temple governs all outward appearances, and let obedience flow from that eternal state.