Valley and Hill: Inner Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

View the scene as a vivid inner drama: the encamped hosts are your thoughts crowding in from every side, and the valleys represent a belief about where God operates. The man of God who speaks 'Thus saith the LORD' is your higher I AM, the inner voice that reminds you power is not restricted to hills but is present wherever you resist fear. When you accept the I AM as everywhere, the siege dissolves, not by external swords but by aligning imagination with truth. The seven days mirror patient attention until fear yields to faith; on the seventh day the mind moves from contraction to expansion and the apparent multitude is mastered by a single, clear inner word. The promise 'ye shall know that I am the LORD' becomes experiential certainty: God is the I AM within you, sovereign in every place you inhabit. Your deliverance is the awakening to this fact, dissolving boundaries as you embody the truth of who you are.