Inner Mighty Ground of Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

These tales are not distant history but the marching order of your inner man. Adino, Eleazar, and Shammah are states of consciousness within the I AM, each revealing how belief in the unseen becomes the seen. Adino’s feat shows a mind that charges with a single, uncompromising idea—one mighty stroke against multiplicity—until the outer sequence bows to the inner impression. Eleazar’s weariness and the hand that clave to the sword symbolize a relentless inner grip: you do not yield your conviction no matter how the outer scene strains; the LORD wrought a great victory because the inner act persisted. Shammah’s stand on ground that others fled from is a symbol of defending a small field of attention—your chosen belief—against fear, doubt, and the crowd. When you persist in your chosen image, the outer world rearranges to reflect the inner state. The victory is spoken of as the LORD’s doing, but it is your mind, acting as the I AM, that causes the shift. Trust that your present sense of victory is already true, and life will revise itself to match it.