Inner Covenant Cleansing

Neville's Inner Vision

Hebrews places you before an inner rite. The book, the people, the tabernacle are not far-off objects but states of your own consciousness. The blood, water, the scarlet wool, and hyssop are symbols of the vivifying agents by which you cleanse belief and align with a living covenant. When Moses sprinkles, he is teaching you to revise your interior memory, to consecrate every recorded rule to the living I AM. The blood of the testament is the living claim you utter and feel—an assurance that what you declare as covenant is already established in you. The act of purification is not external ritual but an inner turning: you wash away fear, doubt, and attachment to old forms by consciously choosing the truth that supports your inner temple. The tabernacle and vessels become your mental furniture—your heart, your imagination, your memory—ready to be used for divine purposes. In practice, you bloom into the certainty that you belong to the covenant you affirm, and your outer life begins to reflect that truth.