To sojourn is to hold the present lightly, as one who is passing through and need not grasp. The mind that stays where love has placed it is promised a companion that never leaves, and a blessing that was never conditional on where the body wandered. What is given is the whole inheritance of peace, extended without limit to all that the mind will ever bring forth.
The oath was sworn before, and love keeps every promise it makes to itself. The mind is not building toward a reward it might miss; it is receiving what was already guaranteed. The gift is certain because the Giver does not change.
Land: the present ground the mind is asked to inhabit lightly, trusting rather than seizing it
Seed: all the thoughts the mind will bring forth, the extensions of itself that share in whatever it receives
Countries: the boundless inheritance of peace promised to the mind, a wholeness no border can contain
Abraham: the earlier awakening in the mind whose trust becomes the ground on which the present promise stands