Rehoboth: Inner Space Opens

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, the digging of a new well is not a matter of water but belief; the end of contention signals an inner alignment where consciousness expands. Rehoboth, meaning expansion or room, designates a state in which there is space for fruitfulness. The verse invites you to look inward rather than outward for your provisions. When you move from one worn pattern and revise your sense of lack, you discover that God—the I AM within—has already prepared room in your mind. The quarrel with others mirrors old fear that resists your new state, but the moment you affirm, 'Now the Lord hath made room for us,' you declare a shift in consciousness, a new possibility inviting actions, conditions, and outcomes into harmony with your inner decree. Faith here is not empty belief but the inner certainty that imagination is the creative force. The 'land' becomes your field of experience, and your fruitfulness follows from the quiet, persistent assumption that you are already dwelling in abundance.