The Inner Tabernacle Offering

Neville's Inner Vision

Your camp is the field of ordinary thoughts; the door of the tabernacle is the boundary of awareness where true worship occurs. To act without presenting the deed to that inner altar is to spill life-energy into separation, the 'blood' imputed as you ignore the higher law of consciousness. The verse thus becomes a psychological reminder: you are not judged by external ritual but by whether your act has been brought into the I AM, the one reality you inhabit. When you assume the state that already possesses the offering—in which the act is imagined as sanctified by the inner sanctuary—you reunite with your wholeness and release the fear of being cut off. The 'punishment' is simply the natural consequence of dissonance; the cure is revision of your inner stance, present-tense belief that all deeds pass through the door of awareness and are accepted by the LORD within. So the flow of life energy returns as you stand within the truth that you are the altar, and your acts are offered there.