Fear Not: Inner Assyrian Retreat

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard key, the Assyrian is not a distant army but a storm of thoughts pressing against your sense of self. The blasphemous words are the ego's doubts that pretend to define you by circumstance. When Isaiah says Be not afraid of the words, he speaks to the inner I AM: you can disown the old self-image by clinging to the consciousness that your true identity is God, the I AM that never swerves. The promised blast upon him is the sudden shift in vibration you generate by choosing a new internal decree. The rumor that causes the enemy to retreat mirrors a revision in your inner story: you tell yourself a new version of reality that the previous fear cannot stand against. As the foe moves to his own land, your attention withdraws from the drama, and your life reorganizes around a higher truth. The miracle lies in your internal conversion: when you dwell as the I AM, the exterior appears transformed to match that inward certainty.