Inner Deliverance in 2 Kings 19

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the taunt arrives not as a fact of history but as a symptom of the mind's resistance to the living God within. The 'gods of the nations' and the bold claim that Jerusalem will fall are not threats to a city, but projections of a mind persuaded by appearances. In Neville's line of sight, the real Jerusalem is your own heart, the state of consciousness that exists when you rely on the I AM—your unconditioned awareness. The king of Assyria represents the loud voice of circumstance that seems to dictate what can and cannot be; yet these voices vanish when you choose to identify with the God that never abandons you. To win, you must assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled: that deliverance is already accomplished by your inner ruler. The apparent siege dissolves in the quiet conviction that your I AM speaks through you and through all your experiences. In short, the outer assault confirms the need for an inner re-positioning: you are the city, and you are saved by the one God of your heart.