Inner Covenant of Obedience

Neville's Inner Vision

Obedience in Jeremiah is not a demand of outward constraint but the invitation to awaken to a state of consciousness. When you hear the inner voice as the voice of the I AM and obey it, you enter the covenant whose terms you already embody. The 'God will be your God' becomes the recognition that you, as awareness, are aligned with a divine order. 'Walk ye in all the ways' becomes the discipline of living in harmony with inner laws rather than chasing external outcomes. The promise 'that it may be well unto you' unfolds as felt reality: well-being arises as you revise your sense of separation and assume the state of belonging to a loving, intelligent presence. The verse invites you to shift your center from external performance to inner conviction: you are already the one God commands, and your daily choices become proofs of that truth. Practice this by returning to the inner voice, treating it as your one guide, and then stepping forth in that certainty, knowing the world bends to your interior state.