Inner Wine and Servants' Inheritance

Neville's Inner Vision

Let Isaiah 65:8-9 be read as a map of your inner landscape. The 'new wine found in the cluster' is the living reality hidden in your present awareness—the blessing that cannot be destroyed when you refuse to condemn it as something outside you. 'Destroy it not' invites you to conserve that blessing by keeping faith in the fulfilled state rather than surrendering to doubt. The 'seed out of Jacob, and out of Judah' is the manifestation seed arising from your deepest nature—the seed of perseverance, loyalty, and truth that is ready to sprout when your attention is fixed on the end. 'Mine elect shall inherit it' points to the I AM in you, the steadfast self that will reign when you stop chasing collateral appearances and rest in the inner conviction of already having the mountains. 'My servants shall dwell there' suggests your inner faculties—feeling, imagination, and will—taking up residence in that high place of awareness. The verse thus invites you to assume and dwell in the blessed state until it hardens into your lived experience—the restoration and inheritance promised by God in you.