Inner Power Over Nations' Gods

Neville's Inner Vision

In this verse the foreign deities are not distant beings but states of consciousness you have accepted as real. The question exposes the habit of looking outward—the Gozan, Haran, Rezeph, Thelasar— for deliverance. Neville’s psychology teaches that each “god” you worship is a belief you have aligned with, a addition to your sense of self. When you identify with these external powers, you separate from the I AM within, and you experience limitation as if it were reality. The shift comes when you revise this inner state: assume the condition that you are already delivered by the inexhaustible power of the I AM. Feel it as present reality, not as a future event. The deliverance you seek is the transformation of your consciousness, not of the world outside. As you awaken to the I AM, the inner governor, the appearances reorganize to reflect your new hypothesis of power. The verse invites you to test and discard idols, embracing the inner sovereign who governs all outcomes.