Beersheba Covenant Within You

Neville's Inner Vision

These lines invite you to see the covenant as a state of consciousness rather than a memory of history. The Beersheba covenant is an inner agreement, a turning of attention toward the I AM within. When Abimelech and his host depart, it is the outer situation yielding to an inward decision. Abraham's planting a grove is not merely planting trees; it is establishing a sanctuary in imagination, a breathing space where you can call upon the name of the LORD, the Everlasting God, the Your I AM that never changes. To call on the LORD is to acknowledge the timeless I AM as present awareness, not a distant deity. The phrase 'Everlasting God' points to the eternal, unconditioned I AM that you are right now. The covenant expresses faith and loyalty to that inner reality; it quiets fear, hydrates trust, and aligns every external move with an inner truth. Practice this: assume you have already joined yourself to the I AM, feel gratitude for the covenant's binding, then speak or imagine the name BEING within you, and watch external circumstances respond to your inner decision.