Inner Hearing, Remnant Prayer

Neville's Inner Vision

Rabshakeh’s taunt is not an outer critic but a voice within a state of consciousness that has forgotten its oneness. The verse suggests that the Lord thy God may hear every word—the inner dialogue that challenges the living God in you—and that the correction comes through a shift in awareness, not in external force. The “remnant that is left” is the core I AM, the faithful portion of your being that remains when doubt rises. Lift up thy prayer for that remnant, therefore, is a directive to return your attention to the one powerful state that never departed from you. When you assume this state, you reprove the doubt by silent affirmation: I AM is listening; I AM hears; I AM answers from within. Intercession becomes a voluntary return of all separated thoughts to the sovereign center, reconnecting you to Providence and guidance. The practice reveals how your perception creates reality: as you hold the remembrance of the I AM, the words against it lose their sting and the remnant rises in confidence, carrying the evidential feeling of answered prayer into your present awareness.