Inner Offerings Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Numbers 7:15-17 the outer sacrifice is only a mirror of the inner law. The bullock, the ram, the lamb of the first year—burnt offering—signify the total consecration of your whole sense of I am to the I AM. The sin offering—one kid of the goats—is the clear recognition of thoughts that have drifted from alignment, an honest admission of separation, not punishment but a turning of attention. Then the peace offerings—the two oxen, five rams, five kids, five lambs—invite a fellowship that exists in your own consciousness when you refuse to resist the present moment and allow harmony with the divine presence. Nahshon stands as the faithful inner administrator, the calling of your own inner ruler to set order in the temple of your mind. The ritual is not about bronze and beasts, but about the inner movements of consciousness: surrender, clarity, and communion. When you imagine yourself performing these offerings in the inner sanctuary, you align with the I AM and awaken to your true home in God.