Leaving Pharaoh, Entering Prayer

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus 10:18, in Neville’s light, shows Moses stepping out from the Pharaoh dream and addressing the LORD within. Pharaoh is not a separate tyrant out there; he is a state of consciousness—the fear, resistance, and the outward scene you mistake for reality. Moses' going out represents your willingness to leave the old identification and enter the inner chamber of I AM. Intercession, then, is not begging a distant God; it is the act of recalling that awareness which already rules. When you feel, in the same breath, that 'I AM' is present and that this moment can be re-scripted by you, the outer events begin to respond. Your petition is a revision of the story: you declare alignment with the divine mind and allow the dream to loosen its grip. The movement from perceived Pharaoh to prayer is the shift from scarcity to abundance in consciousness. In practice, the very act of acknowledging the inner Lord is the act of letting the old scene fade and letting your true state assert itself as the only reality.