Inner Priesthood Unfolds

Neville's Inner Vision

Hebrews 7:17 speaks not of a distant priesthood but of a timeless order within your own consciousness. The phrase Thou art a priest for ever after the order of Melchisedec is a declaration of your I AM—abiding beyond time, and beyond outward institutions. Melchizedek stands as a symbol of right consciousness, the living realization that your natural state is holiness, sanctified by the immutable covenant between awareness and its content. When you hear this testimony, do not search for another priest outside you. Testimony in Scripture is psychological: the 'priest' is the function of the self that offers praise, gratitude, and alignment with God as awareness. If you imagine the eternal priest as separate from you, you have missed the point: you are the very priesthood, forever present as your own inner governor, keeping your covenant loyal to the I AM. Trust that this inner office sanctifies every moment, reconciles past and future, and brings salvation by awakening you to your own divine constitution.