The Inner Tabernacle Threshold

Neville's Inner Vision

There is a scene in Numbers that speaks not to history but to your inner life. Korah’s revolt mirrors the old belief that life is run by the crowd and by contention, not by the I AM within. The censers and their smoke symbolize your passing thoughts and dramatic pictures you offer to the sense of God’s Presence at the door of your heart. Moses and Aaron represent the steadiness of your higher state of consciousness, the one who calls all your divided impulses to align at the threshold. When the glory of the LORD reveals itself, it is your own consciousness recognizing its unity with itself; it does not punish you but exposes the rift between your former, anxious self and the truth of oneness. The invitation is to move from clamor to quiet worship: to allow your attention to assemble at the door with faithful intention, not to condemn but to be purified. In that moment the crowd dissolves into one Presence, and you experience that you and God are the same I AM in manifestation.