Inner Counsel of Huldah

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as a map of your own consciousness. Hilkiah and the others are not merely officials; they are portraits of your responsible faculties—faith, discernment, memory, and action—standing at the door of the mind’s college. They go to Huldah, the prophetess, not to beg for a distant judgment, but to invite the living word from within. Huldah embodies a whisper of conviction that is always present whenever you listen without fear. The moment you commune with her, you are not learning something new so much as remembering what you already know in the depth of your heart: the promises you carry as your own through the I AM, the inner covenant by which you live. The event teaches that the answer to your outward concerns arises when you turn from outward appearances and consult the inner prophetess who speaks through imagination. When you treat this inner counsel as real and authoritative, your outward life rearranges to harmonize with that inner law, and certainty replaces doubt.