The Jawbone of Inner Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner scene is the battlefield; the jawbone is not fleshly weapon but symbol of your decision and imagining power. The thousand slain are the fears and problems you counted as defeated in your mind. When Samson ends his speech and casts away the jawbone, you too release a tool that served a moment, and you may feel a sudden dryness—an inner thirst—signaling a turn from external struggle to inner reliance. The cry 'Thou hast given this great deliverance into the hand of thy servant' becomes your turning point: call upon the I AM within as the sustenance of life, not a contingent supply from without. God opens a hollow place in the jawbone—an inner hollow—where living water appears, reviving spirit and will. The name Enhakkore, remembered in Lehi, becomes your reminder that the source remains within and that the conquests you celebrate are manifestations of consciousness revived by inner nourishment. Thus triumph does not rest on a weapon or a place outside you, but on your renewed awareness that the I AM provides.