Inner Wave of Atonement

Neville's Inner Vision

The text reveals a law of inner policy rather than outer ritual. Poverty here is the lack of expansive awareness, not wealth. The lamb for trespass stands for a clear, decisive awareness that acknowledges error in consciousness and releases its charge. The flour mingled with oil is the mind nourished by spiritual substance; the oil is the living presence of God within, the fuel that keeps imagination vivid. The two birds—the sin offering and the burnt offering—symbolize two aspects of the same act: naming the error and consecrating it to the flame of your I AM. Bringing them on the eighth day marks a new cycle of consciousness, a fresh start in your inner covenant. The priest represents your inner governor, the I AM who waves these offerings before the LORD, signaling that you are cleansed not by external ritual but by a restored state of awareness. When you adopt this, forgiveness becomes an inner revision of your life pattern: you no longer identify with separation, and true worship becomes simply living as your I AM here and now.