Renamed for Mission: Inner Joshua

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how Moses changes the very name. In the inner script, Oshea remains the outward form, but Jehoshua awakens as the state of consciousness that names the land as promise and possession. The I AM that you are, behind every perception, is the true Moses. To rename is to claim the quality of salvation in the midst of fear and uncertainty. The spies' report represents your mental conversations about capability; their diversity mirrors the many voices of doubt within you. When you pronounce Jehoshua, you align your identity with the purpose that leads from the inner to the outer. This is not about history but about the inner kingdom you are called to inhabit. Obedience to inner impression and faithfulness to the vision become your steps, and the 'land' you spy becomes your next state of consciousness—abundance, courage, and harmony with the divine plan you imagine. The prophecy and promise are not distant; they are the result of the alchemy of naming—of choosing the I AM as your location and allowing imagination to produce what you deem possible.