The Inner Covenant Insight

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the verse as a map of your inner state rather than a rule for external life. The word 'divorce' represents a decided separation within your consciousness, while 'fornication' signals the belief that you are incomplete and must seek a new image to feel whole. When you marry another in your inner life, you defend an identity built on lack rather than unity; thus 'adultery' becomes the name for clinging to a felt absence instead of dwelling in the fullness of your I AM. Neville teaches that the law you meet in Scripture is the law of your own mind: change the belief, and the outward scene must reflect the new inner covenant. If you insist on external arrangements to prove wholeness, you perpetuate the sense of separation; if you return to the one Source—the I AM—you discover that true covenant is inner, permanent, and already fulfilled. So, revise now: assume that you are already in the covenant of your own consciousness, and live from that assumption until the world reconfigures to the new reality.