Inner Worship and Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the narrative presents the act as an inner decision first: worship. When the servant heard their words, he did not seek evidence outwardly; he turns to the one thing that cannot be measured—God within. The bow to the earth is humility in action: a willingness to align the I AM with every thought, knowing the true master of prosperity is consciousness, not circumstance. The jewels of silver and gold and the raiment symbolize inner riches you clothe yourself with when gratitude flows. Giving these riches to Rebekah and to her kin signifies distributing your inner wealth to the receptive states that will bear fruit. The meal and overnight stay mark communion with awareness, a resting in the certainty that abundance has already been supplied. Come morning, the servant's request to be sent to his master is an inner directive that realization must exit silence and enter expression. Thus wealth and provision arise as you align mind with God and move forward in faith, trusting the I AM to lead you back to the source of all good.