Inner Spies and Rahab's Providence

Neville's Inner Vision

Rahab’s act is not mere deceit, but a parable of the unseen guard that keeps your higher state intact while the outer gate shuts. In Neville’s psychology, the spies are inner impulses seeking realization; the city Jericho and its gate stand for the outer world’s claims against your truth. Rahab, the one who aids them, represents a trusted state of consciousness that protects truth from premature exposure to the wind of doubt. By concealing them on the roof, and covering them with flax, she shows how your imaginative faculties layer experiences with meaning until the moment comes to move. The 'pursuit' are the thoughts that would rush you to act before you are ready; the mercy shown to the spies is the mercy you owe to your own inner leads, trusting Providence to guide you to safety and fulfillment. When you hold your truth within, you align with the I AM that awakens the land you will inhabit, and providence flows through you as you stay true to the inner vision.