Abram and the Inner Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Abram has learned through victory that his true wealth is not the goods placed before him but the consciousness that won the day. The king of Sodom is not a person to be battled but a symptom of a state of consciousness that would lay claim to your people and your victories. The decision to refuse is a moment to remind you that your inner kingdom is not for sale; your security rests in the I AM, which cannot be bought by worldly spoils. When you refuse the external offer, you are affirming that Providence is the source of all abundance. Wealth appears as an outward token, but it does not redefine your worth; your identity remains rooted in the inner light that Abram represents. By standing firm, you keep your inner victories from being co-opted by a state called Sodom; you remain free to manifest through an inner providence that guides actions, choices, and blessings. The law is simple: align with your inner truth, and provision follows.