Inner Tabernacle Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

The verse presents a profound inner drama: the crowd is a state of consciousness doubting its own leadership. The leaders symbolize the higher self stepping forth into awareness. When attention drifts to complaint, the inner sanctuary remains closed; yet the moment you turn toward the tabernacle, the cloud of God’s presence covers the space and the glory manifests as realized consciousness. The action of Moses and Aaron coming before the tabernacle is the I AM entering the sanctuary of mind to govern the scene. This is not about external events but about the shift of identity—from fear and accusation to faith and alignment with divine order. The glory seen is the sensibilized condition of awareness when the mind ceases resisting and yields to the inner authority that animates all life. Trust that you are not merely observing, you are becoming: the I AM awakens, and the inner temple opens to reveal reality as you know it.