The Inner Exodus Of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Let Joseph stand in your own imagination as the I AM made manifest in a moment of faith. The departing of Israel is the inner exodus from fear into liberty, a future fact you are already carrying in consciousness. The bones are not a relic but a tangible form of your dream—your life’s outer current kept faithful to the inner picture until it manifests. When he commands concerning his bones, he models the discipline of protecting and honoring the dream in your daily life, ensuring the end remains a present certainty rather than a distant hope. Your imagination must hold the end as already completed; that is the proof the body needs to follow the mind. The faith here is active and practical: assume the end, dwell in it, and let the surrounding circumstances align with the inward image. In this way, you experience the same truth Joseph did: the future of your people—the liberation you seek—has begun in your awareness.