The Inner High Priest Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To grasp Hebrews 4:15 Neville-style, see the High Priest not as a distant figure but as the I AM you awaken to in every moment. The verse says He is touched with the feeling of our infirmities, yet He was in all points tempted as we are, and yet sinned not. In my practice, this is the consciousness that can be aware of weakness and still remain untouched by it. Your infirmities are not you; they are movements of a belief. When you assume the state of the sinless High Priest, you stop arguing with lack and begin observing from the finished state. Imagine the awareness within you listening to every urge, every fear, every ache, while remaining serene and uncondemned. Sympathy is not pity; it is alignment with the truth that you are more than your sensation. By dwelling in that inner priest, you revise your sense of self and allow your world to reflect that completed state. The Father within is your constant anchor, never rejecting you, always leading you back to wholeness.