Revival of Jacob's Hope

Neville's Inner Vision

Jacob's revival comes not from wagons but from an inner acknowledgment that what you desire is already present. The words of Joseph symbolize a remembered truth lodged in consciousness: the blessing and the possibility of reunion are alive within you long before any external sign. When the wagons appear—tokens of supply and readiness—your spirit stirs; this is the inner notification that your state has shifted. The phrase 'It is enough' is the decisive act of the I AM: you declare the future is present now, not somewhere far off. Israel's choice to 'go and see him before I die' is the consciousness choosing to act from the premise that desire is fulfilled. In Neville terms, imagination has created the scenario; now you walk into it with the certainty that you are already embodying the fulfilled state. Let the present moment carry your expectation: you are the I AM, and what you seek is already alive in your inner kingdom; your job is to align your feelings with that truth, here and now.