Hidden Sepulcher Within Moses

Neville's Inner Vision

I tell you, the story of Moses is your own inner drama. Moses, the servant of the LORD, dies by the word of the LORD, and is buried in a valley in Moab—a place over against Bethpeor—where no man knows the sepulcher. This is not a history; it is a revelation of your consciousness: the old self yields to a higher command and is laid to rest in a hidden place within you, known only to the divine I AM. Providence quietly governs this act, removing identity attachments and offering you freedom to be led by inner truth. The burial is not loss but a conscious surrender; through it your vocation and faithfulness are preserved, because you trust the unseen hand that directs your life. The unknown tomb signifies that the perception of self-identity can be set aside, while the living I AM remains—present, faithful, guiding you to a new mode of living. So you awaken to the truth that your life moves not by outward circumstance but by the inner decree of God within you, and you step into a renewed state of being.