Inner Covenant Guidance Beheld

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold, the verse speaks not of an outward event alone but of a state of awareness appearing before you. Rebekah represents a ready inner disposition, presented as if it stands before your eyes. To 'take her' is to claim that state as part of your being—an act of imagination that makes a future relationship with your desired aim credible in this moment. To 'go' is to move your entire life in the direction that this inner state dictates, letting it govern your steps and choices. The phrase 'let her be thy master's son's wife' invites you to join the inner quality with your intended purpose, aligning the state with the outcome you seek. Saying 'as the LORD hath spoken' points to the I AM within as the source of this guidance, not an external decree. Providence is experienced as a living movement within your consciousness; when you abandon doubt and accept the inner decree, the outer circumstances begin to mirror that acceptance. You are the agent of this covenant, and every action becomes a confirmation of the inner word already issued by the divine awareness within you.