Inner Border of Ephraim

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the border described in Joshua is not a fence in space but a declaration of inner order. The Kanah river marks the edge you set in your consciousness between restlessness and settlement. Ephraim’s inheritance, by their families, symbolizes your own inner tribes—habits, loyalties, and loves—that you permit to operate within the boundary you consciously draw. When you remember that God is the I AM, that imagination creates, you realize the border is yours to place. To walk westward to the sea is to choose stability over wandering, to anchor your life in a covenant you renew with every moment: I am the I AM; my life flows from this awareness. This inward agreement births unity—within your family, your relationships, your community—because they reflect the order you have assumed inside. The outer field becomes a manifestation of the inner settlement.