Rods Before the LORD

Neville's Inner Vision

Let us read this as a drama of consciousness. The rods are not timber but every man’s latent faculties, powers, and commitments placed in the divine Presence for evaluation. When Moses places them before the LORD, the mind is brought into the Presence where appearances bow to law. The act of looking—the collective attention given to these symbols—represents a decision to witness the truth of one’s alignment, not the struggle of who is stronger. To take the rod is to claim one’s true function in harmony with the divine order. In the inner court, such an act restores order because it reveals what is truly in place by covenant loyalty: the parts of self that serve holiness and true worship under the Presence of God. In Neville Goddard's terms, you do not chase power externally; you re-allocate consciousness, and your world follows your inner arrangement. The scene invites you to accept responsibility, to separate the genuine from the counterfeit, and to honor the inner sign that you are seen and authorized by the I AM, here and now.