Inner Exodus Calling

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the cry of Israel is your inner ache, the call of consciousness asking to wake from bondage. God is not a distant judge but your I AM awareness, hearing the need and awakening the sense of self that can move. Moses appears as your own imagining—an inner representative who stands at the edge of limitation, ready to step into action when you declare, I am sent. Pharaoh is the stubborn habit of fear that guards the old Egypt of lack, and Egypt itself is any pattern you believe must imprison you. When the voice says, Come now, and I will send thee, it is not about a historical mission but a shift in your inner state: you are given a role to perform in your own mind. The decree to bring forth my people is the act of revoking a false identity and returning to the I AM as deliverer. Your liberation is not out there; it is the recognition that you already possess the power to exit any inner bondage by living as the Causative I AM.