Inner Exodus Remembered

Neville's Inner Vision

Remember you are the I AM that walked out of bondage in Egypt, only within. The exodus in Micah is a movement of consciousness from limitation to freedom. The redemption from the house of servants is your release from fear, want, and the old identity; Moses, Aaron, and Miriam are your inner faculties—faith, action, and companionship—that go before your attention to lead the way. When the text says, I sent before thee Moses, Aaron, and Miriam, it means your awareness has already prepared the path, if you simply dwell in the assumption of your true nature. Balak and Balaam are inner voices of doubt and appetite; from Shittim to Gilgal marks a shift in your sense of self—from a remembered bondage to a state of righteousness that is your natural function in God. The line that you may know the righteousness of the LORD becomes, for you, the realization that the LORD is the righteousness of your consciousness. Thus liberation is not a future event but a present alignment.