Covenant of Inner Words

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, in the moment of command, the words are not text on parchment alone; they are a state of consciousness you enter. The LORD is the I AM within you, telling Moses to write these words so that a covenant is formed with you and your Israel—the inner company of your thoughts and feelings. 'Write thou these words' is a practical instruction to fix a vibration in the mind; to decree, in imagination, an inner law that you accept as true. 'After the tenor of these words I have made a covenant' means that when you align with the chosen wording, your inner world contracts around that law, and outward life grows to match it. Israel represents the parts of you that will now follow this law—the habits, beliefs, and emotions you acknowledge as your reality. By writing, you affirm a loyalty to a higher order and begin to live as if that order governs you already. Imagination, not external circumstance, creates your experience. So the covenant is a promise you keep within, a contract with the I AM that is your true self.