Inner Worship of the Jealous God

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the verse speaks not of external decree but of your inner sovereign. The LORD, whose name is Jealous, declares that no rival god shall stand in your consciousness, for you are the I AM aware, the one life within. When you imagine yourself serving images—money, status, fear, or another's opinion—you are simply entertaining a counterfeit god in the theater of your mind. The jealousy is not insecurity; it is the sacred insistence of alignment, the fire that consumes distraction and keeps you faithful to the one power that makes you and your world. In this light, 'Exodus 34:14' becomes a practical rule of psychology: allegiance to the inner God is allegiance to your own state of being. Worship, then, is not a ceremony; it is a state of focus—habitual attention paid only to the I AM, until every sensation and event reflects that unity. The moment you accept the inner sovereignty, you revise your sense of separation and your entire world rearranges to fit that certainty.