Inner Call After Sacrifice

Neville's Inner Vision

That verse is not a history lesson but a turning inside your own temple. The death of the two sons reveals the fall of two old modes of worship—performance and fear—so that God, the I AM within, may address the heart rather than the liturgy. In this inner reading, the LORD spake unto Moses becomes the moment your awareness (Moses) stops clinging to spectacle and listens. Holiness is not a shrine in the outer court but a clear state of consciousness; separation is discernment between what feeds true being and what merely pretends. The call to worship becomes an invitation to align attention with the Presence of God within, to hold the space of stillness until imagination reveals the reality that you already are the temple. You are accountable to your inner law; your life responds to the degree you entertain the I AM as ruler rather than your thoughts about God. The inner drama thus becomes your invitation to revision: to die to worn-out ritual and say, inwardly, you speak; I listen.