Inner Midwives of Exodus

Neville's Inner Vision

In your consciousness, Pharaoh’s decree is a limiting belief threatening the life of your possibilities. The midwives symbolize the birth faculties within you—imagination and discernment—that refuse to bow to lack and instead bring forth life. When they 'fear God' they align with the I AM, the timeless awareness that births reality. The king’s command represents a belief in death by decree; yet by choosing a different assumption you witness multiplication of life. The midwives’ act of saving the male children becomes inner proof that steadfast alignment with God overrides outward appearances. God dealing well with the midwives and the people growing mighty signals that sustained trust in the I AM expands your conditions and prospering states. “He made them houses” points to establishing a secure inner dwelling through faith, so your outer world mirrors your stable, loving state. The river decree to cast sons into the river is a fear-based narrative you rewrite by choosing life. Persist in the feeling of your desired state as real, and the world will respond accordingly.