Inner Covenant Restored Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the Lord as your I AM—the constant awareness that never leaves the mountain of your consciousness. The 'people' are the restless states within you—desire, fear, habit—who, left unchecked, stray from the way you command. The forty days and nights mark a season of inner testing where the two tables are written upon your heart: fidelity to the inner command and reverence for true worship. But when you descend into the lower mind and fashion a molten image, you are worshiping a form rather than the living I AM. Idols cling to appearances—money, status, approval—and they command your attention, shrinking your room for the divine. Yet the Scripture is not a verdict against you but a map: you can revise. You are not broken; you simply forgot your original covenant. Revisit the recognition that you are the author of all images and the keeper of the covenant. In the felt sense of I AM, dissolve the idol by refusing identification with it and reaffirm the inner law. Your obedience becomes a joyful alignment of intention and reality, not fear-filled ritual.