Inner Mountain Dominion

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Joshua account, the mountain is your inner state, and the Anakims are fear-born thoughts that announce themselves as giants. When Caleb says, 'if so be the LORD will be with me,' he is not bargaining with fortune but invoking the I AM as the sole reality you inhabit. You awaken to the truth that presence is not a distant ally but the very light of consciousness that makes an impression on your world. The Lord with you is the recognition that consciousness is your total environment; with it, no fortress of doubt resists your will. The promise is not a distant treaty but a present invitation to revision: dwell in the awareness that you already possess the land, and the mountains obey the authority of your assumed state. Caleb did not appeal for permission from without; he affirmed the inner fact that the divine Presence is with him as he acts. So the driving-out of fear becomes the natural outcome of the assumption that you are already where the victory is won.