Worship Without Compromise

Neville's Inner Vision

These verses reveal that fear of the LORD does not guarantee exclusive worship. In the inner temple, the LORD stands as awareness, while the lowest-priest images point to small, habitual voices that pretend to serve God while surrendering to lesser loves. The houses of the high places are the mind’s elevated altars where old patterns sacrifice for new ideas. By honoring the LORD yet serving other gods, the mind acts as if two kingdoms share the same throne, mirroring the nations from which you imagine you were carried away. Yet the I AM cannot share sovereignty with fragments. The true interpretation is that you have only one temple: your consciousness aligned with the One Presence. When you declare unity—I AM in all—the splintered priesthood dissolves and true worship becomes the sole ruling energy of your life. This is not history but a present-state invitation to re-vision the inner scene.