Inner Cities of the Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Joshua 19:30 as a map of your inner dominion, not a border chart. The names Ummah, Aphek, and Rehob are not places out there; in Neville’s language they are inner dispositions—throbbing ways your awareness traverses. The listing of twenty-two cities with their villages marks the breadth of your consciousness, the many neighborhoods you govern when you stand as the I AM. Providence is simply your imaginative life moving inside, guiding you to recognize that every village is a belief, a habit, a feeling you have allowed to become real. To claim this land is to acknowledge that the Kingdom of God is already established within, and every district falls under your sovereignty the moment you decide, 'I am.' Now, you do not move through this map with doubt but with the certainty that you are the imagination that creates experience. You may revise any uneasy pattern by visiting each inner city in imagination, blessing it, and declaring it transformed by your I AM presence. In that act, the outer world aligns to reflect the inner order you have established.