Jericho's Inner Foundation

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's view, the outer event of Jericho's rebuilding is a mirror of your inner state. You do not build walls in time; you inhabit a state, and that state calls forth form. The foundation laid in Abiram and the gates set in Segub signify the old and new aspects of your consciousness, the segments of self you have yoked to a promise long held, now allowed to manifest according to the word of the LORD spoken by Joshua—the word is your I AM, your present-tense awareness naming what is true. The curse upon Jericho is not distant judgment but a reminder that inner assumptions have form. When you entertain a decision in consciousness that aligns with the fulfilled prophecy, you act as Joshua did: you speak the end into being and become the custodian of your Covenant. The city’s rebuilding becomes a metaphor for the victory of loyal imagination over old ruin. To experience this, dwell in the feeling of the fulfilled promise, letting the end-state occupy your mind until it becomes your current sensation.