Inner Tabernacle Of God

Neville's Inner Vision

Your verse invites you to see that the sanctuary, altar, and priesthood are not distant buildings but your own thought-world towers in which God, the I AM, dwells as awareness. The meeting there is an inner rendezvous where the glory shines on every frontier of consciousness, sanctifying not a temple of stone but the conditions of your mind. When you acknowledge that the I AM is present—your unconditioned awareness—the tabernacle rises to meet you, and all interior spaces become consecrated by that light. The altar is the will you offer to this presence; the priests are the faculties—reason, love, imagination, and judgment—becoming servants to the one life you truly are. As you dwell in that light, you feel a piercing order: nothing is too sacred to be re-imagined by your inner decree. This is the meaning behind the ancient rite: your inner state is sanctified by glory, and your outward acts follow as ministering to the same divine order.