Inner Prophets of Amos

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the mind of the hearer, God raises two inner ministries—prophets who speak truth from the I AM and Nazirites who separate from distraction. Yet the mind, in a moment of fear or habit, pours wine to dull the Nazirites and commands the prophets to be quiet. This is not history; it is your inner economy at work. When you identify with the belief that you are less than the living voice within, you silence the very instruments through which change comes. In Neville's voice, the outer text becomes a mirror: the awakened prophet and the vow of Nazarite are real states of consciousness, awaiting your acknowledgment. The moment you claim them as yours—returning to the I AM and resisting the intoxicants of doubt—the inner voices speak again, guiding you toward obedience and faithfulness to divine law. The judgment is not some distant penalty, but the price you pay when you forget who you are. Remember: you are the I AM, and in you the prophets prophesy and the Nazirites remain holy.