Speak All That I Command

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus 7:2 speaks not of distant history but of the ongoing negotiation between your higher self and the stubborn mind. God tells Moses to speak all that I command thee, and Aaron thy brother shall speak unto Pharaoh, that he send the children of Israel out of his land. In Neville’s light, the verse reveals that the I AM within you commands the form of speech, while a secondary faculty—your inner Aaron—acts as the obedient voice that confronts resistance. The Pharaoh represents the habitual self that says, 'stay as you are,' and the deliverance is your inner exodus: the release of your true state, the realization of freedom here and now. When you accept the inner command, you align your entire being with a single, decisive purpose, and the outer scene obeys your inner state. Obedience to the command is not a burden but a shift of identification: you are the speaker and the receiver of the decree. By dwelling in the reality of the command, you draw behind the scenes the people you seek to walk with you into liberty.