Inner Return to Covenant Wholeness

Neville's Inner Vision

The scene is not history but a state of consciousness. 'The LORD hath called thee' is the I AM turning toward the neglected part of your life and declaring, You are mine. The 'woman forsaken and grieved in spirit' becomes the symbol of any mind convinced of rejection. The phrase 'a wife of youth' points to perpetual renewal of your inner life—vitality, hope, and possibility—restored beyond past records. The call guarantees covenant loyalty: not a contractual demand but an alignment of your inner intention with the divine idea of you. Through suffering you are tempered, not crushed; through mercy you are drawn nearer to the truth that you are seen, cherished, and attended by the I AM. When you accept this inward call, your outer circumstances begin to harmonize with a new expectancy. The present is the effect of a previously imagined state; imagine mercy, fidelity, and a future that responds to your assumed being.