Inner Listening: Leviticus 6:19

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the text records God speaking to Moses as a direct act of consciousness. In Neville's terms, the LORD is not a distant sky but the I AM within your own awareness, the living word you can hear when your mind is still. The command to Moses is a model of how your inner self receives direction: a clear, authoritative suggestion arising from your covenant loyalty and truth. When you imagine yourself listening, you align with the presence that never leaves you. The verse invites you to treat every spoken word as a stimulus to revised states of mind: you shift from doubt to certainty, from fear to fidelity, from separation to union with the divine I AM. The 'saying' is the inner movement that reorganizes your life, proving the prophecy and promise by your willingness to obey. As you accept this inner commission, you experience the grain offering of daily devotion—an ongoing giving of attention back to the source of life. The practical result is a new sense of presence, a felt covenant loyalty that manifests as your reality.