Israel Within: I AM Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

Naaman's return to the man of God is not a history lesson, but a vivid symbol for the consciousness that has discovered its God. In Neville's terms, 'there is no God in all the earth, but in Israel' translates to 'there is no power outside the I AM within me.' The outer sign of healing points to an inner cleansing: the Jordan becomes a metaphor for the washing of perception, a shifting of faith from outward wards to the one inner God. The 'Israel' Naaman seeks is the inner kingdom where awareness dwells; when he confesses, he affirms monotheistic unity: one God, one power, one source. The grace he receives is not merely a favor but a recognition that he has always lived under the one presence; the blessing he offers is the overflowing abundance that flows from inside outward. For you, the practical reading is: trust the inner I AM, let it be the sole governor of your affairs, and the rest will align. Your feeling of rightness is the healing; your confession becomes your decision to live as if one God rules all.