Stone Witness of Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the narrative as an inner drama: the people are not elsewhere, but states of consciousness, and the stone is a fixed impression held in the sanctuary of your I AM. Joshua's covenant is your decision to align with the divine law written within you. The book of the law becomes the inner script you repeatedly revise until it reflects only what your true self believes: that you will not deny the God within, the I AM presence that heard every command of the LORD. The stone, set under the oak, is a symbol of your unmovable memory of this vow. It stands in your inner sanctuary as witness to all you say and do, calling you back when you wander into fear or forgetfulness. By treating obedience as a present practice—assessing your thoughts, revising your impressions, feeling the reality of your vow—you turn the covenant into an ongoing inner reality. Your God is not distant; the covenant is your own inner agreement kept in possibility, listening to all words spoken by the LORD within.