Banquet of Grace Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Let this scene become your inner kingdom map. The land tilled by thy sons and thy servants represents the stream of thoughts and feelings you cultivate with attention. As the I AM, you oversee these thoughts until they yield fruits—your daily perception, your sense of security, your creative outcomes. Mephibosheth, thy master's son, is your inner self—someone deserving nourishment and welcome, even when memory has wounded him. The master’s table is the inner seat of grace, where you eat because you are recognized as belonging, not because you earn it. Ziba and his many sons and servants are the outer voices—demanding duties and appearances—yet they do not govern the feast. The message is covenant loyalty: when you align with the I AM, you invite your whole being to dine at the table of awareness. Mercy then becomes a present, not a past or future, condition of your state. So revise your sense of self until you feel seated, fed, and embraced by God within you.