Moses' Inner Obedience Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

Numbers 17:11 speaks not of a public rite but of a state of consciousness. Moses acts because the inner command has become the dominant assumption of his mind; the word LORD is the cue that his I AM recognizes and obeys. When he does as commanded, the outer scene confirms that the inner posture is established. In Neville's terms, the command is a revision of your inner story: you choose to align your belief with a directive that already resides in you. The act of Moses is the feeling-made-fact that the I AM can move in and through a man when there is no hesitation between hearing and doing. Obedience here is not servility but the natural expression of a mind that accepts a present-tense law: what the inner I AM imagines, the outer world follows. Your task is to live from the assumption that the inner oracle has spoken and you have already responded, so the actual event in your life unfolds as the image of that decision.