Borders That Witness the LORD

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the Jordan not as geography but as a line drawn in your own awareness. The border between “us” and “them” in the story is the moment you accept a split belief within: a fragment that fears you have no part in the LORD. The truth, as I teach, is that you are always the I AM, the consciousness that never leaves its witness. The altar they propose is a symbol in imagination—a living sign you present to yourself that you are serving the LORD in every act: the offerings of attention, of harmony, of fidelity. This altar is a witness in your mind that your generations tomorrow will recognize a continuous worship, not a divided ceremony. By mentally erecting such an altar you align every part of your being—the part that fears, the part that hopes, and the part that remembers the covenant—into one service. The Jordan becomes a boundary you willingly cross inward; once you cross it by assumption, fear dissolves and the presence of God, the I AM, remains your natural state.